American Lawyer’s Hatchet Job on Howrey
The American way is “innocent until proven guilty.” The American Lawyer way seems to be “guilty by association”. The July 2008 American Lawyer, in the “Bar Talk” section, has an…
Are Computers Moodier than People?
It’s surprising, but computers seem less predictable and more moody than people. Who would have thought that the seeming black and white of the binary world would lead to the…
Online Legal Services Update: MoFo and Minters
In the late 1990s, large law firms started creating web-based interactive legal advisory systems. What happened to that trend? Market data on the number subscribers, and revenue is not available;…
Legal IT versus Corporate IT
How does managing legal technology compare to managing corporate technology? A panel discussion at the Strategic Technology Forum in Lisbon, hosted by LegalWeek in Lisbon last month addressed the question….
Eversheds Report: Law Firm of the 21st Century
Law firm CIOs who think strategically need to understand the where the legal market and large law firms are heading. Large UK law firm Eversheds recently released its Law…
Law Firm Marketing Opportunity: New Top Level Domains (TLD)
A pending change in Internet domain names creates new law firm branding opportunities. The New York Times reports in New Flavors for Addresses on the Web Are on the Way…
“Modest Proposal” Generates a Conversation
A couple of weeks ago I posted a “modest proposal” to regulate BigLaw. This post generated a fair bit of stimulating conversation. What’s interesting is that many seem to have…
Computer v Human Search Revisited
Can lawyers rely on search to find documents in e-discovery? Recent decisions suggest perhaps not. Craig Ball’s blog post, Grimm Prognosis for ESI Search (6 June 2008) recaps decisions by…
Roundup (6/20/08): Fast Typing = Productivity, Kibbe to Thomson Consulting, SharePoint Wiki Issue, LPO in Washington Post
Roundup: touch typing, Pfizer EDD expert becomes consultant, MS SharePoint limitation, LPO makes Washington Post. Personal Productivity: Touch Typing Rees Morrison observes that fast typing may be one of the…
E-Discovery in the Limelight
If National Public Radio reporting is a sign, then e-discovery is breaking out of the legal press and into the public consciousness. E-Mail, the Workplace and the Electronic Paper Trail,…
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