Home without a scanner? There’s an app for that.
Jim Calloway’s Daily Tips on Practicing in a Crisis
How quickly things can change.
Social distancing is challenging for many of the tasks that lawyers do. Many courts are now closed to the general public so they can continue to provide emergency services and so staff can safely continue some of their work. Court dates and other deadlines that motivate clients to work with
Celebrating the Fifteenth Blogiversary of Jim Calloway’s Law Practice Tips Blog
On January 2, 2005, I launched Jim Calloway’s Law Practice Tips Blog. It’s been quite a ride. Because of ABA TECHSHOW, I personally knew many of the law bloggers who were happy to share advice and tips. (Not that there were many lawyer bloggers at the time.)
But we were all experimenting. It
All Eyes Will Be On ABA TECHSHOW 2020 — and You Should Be There
It’s been quite a few years since I served on the ABA TECHSHOW planning Board. That’s probably a good thing because I would have lobbied for some puns in ABA TECHSHOW 2020 marketing.
ABA TECHSHOW 2020- Your vision for the future of your law practice. 
Or something about 2020 hindsight, if you miss this one.
Tips to Avoid Some Major Technology Glitches
Tips to Avoid Some Major Technology Glitches is the subject for my November Law Practice Tips column. 
You will learn why I believe Focused Inbox in Office 365 Outlook is a trap waiting to catch the unwary attorney and why you should have already stopped using Internet Explorer. Plus I discuss Windows 7 end of
Access to Justice Challenges and Some Solutions in the Sooner State
The Access to Justice theme issue of the Oklahoma Bar Journal is out. If you are interested in Access to Justice, you will find some interesting reading here. Most features are of interest to everyone in the legal community and a few are Oklahoma specific.
Do you know of the work of your Access
Co-Parenting Woes: There’s an App for That
“Ask any parent and they will likely agree that parenting is a difficult job in the best of circumstances. Co-parenting during and after a divorce, where negative feelings and miscommunication have often been the case, increases the difficulty of focusing on the interest of the children. In today’s app-filled world, you would expect there to
iPhone users should take a look at the iPhone app, Workflow
Apple bought the Workflow app last week–and they apparently do not plan to kill it. As an iPhone user who was always going to get around to trying Workflow, I now think big things are ahead for this app and a lot of lawyers may want to try this now-free app.
See Apple bought the
Digital Edge podcast with Judy Perry Martinez, chair of The ABA Commission on the Future of Legal Services
It was a pleasure and an honor to interview Judy Perry Martinez, chair of the ABA Presidential Commission on the Future of Legal Services for the Digital Edge podcast. She discussed the work of the commission and specific actions the 
commission is taking to find solutions, including grassroots meetings across the country, a national summit