Portals and KM
Law firms that are considering purchasing a portal product should read the November 3, 2003 issue of eWeek magazine for its review of the leading portal products (ATG, BEA WebLogic,…
Potential Competition for Google
The November 10, 2003 issue of Business Week has a short report about a company called Dipsie. Dipsie is a new search engine scheduled to go live in 2004. My…
Sending the Wrong Signals to Clients with Technology
In Big Employer Is Watching yesterday (11/5/03, p. B1), the Wall Street Journal reports that many employers are using technology to monitor employee attendance. Employees at some organizations must use…
Imperfections in the Market for Legal Services?
In my prior posting, I discussed some interesting comments I heard at a Legal Tech keynote conference. I also had an interesting private conversation with a general counsel of a…
A Marketplace Trial
“Clients are exposed to the disciplines of the market. Why shouldn’t trial lawyers face the same sort of scrutiny?” That is my opening abstract for my article, A Marketplace Trial….
Decision Making: Lawyers versus Business People
This week I was at the Legal Tech conference in Chicago to present on knowledge management. One the first day, I attended the keynote address by Christine A. Edwards, a…
More Lessons from Medicine, this Time for Inhouse Counsel
Regular readers of my blog have seen several posts that draw lessons for the legal market from developments in health care. I have previously suggested that lawyers adopt “best practices…
NJ Passes New Court Rule on E-Discovery
In New Rule on Discovery of Computerized Data the New Jersey Law Journal (October 23, 2003) reports on what may be an important new rule concerning discovery of digital data…
Clients Paying for KM – Part 2 – Market Forces
One of my legal technology friends saw my posting What if Clients Were to Pay for Knowledge Management (23 Oct 03). In this posting, I suggested that it makes sense…
Thoughts on the Paucity of Online Legal Services
Why are there so few commercial online interactive legal advisors (online legal services)? One explanation is lack of demand. This seems unlikely. Both corporations and consumers are desperate for affordable…
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