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Rick Georges has posted about Ten Must-Have Web Sites for Solo Practitioners should have. Ricks list is great and he ask for emails informing him about more so he can add to it. All of the sites mentioned by Rick...
Coast to Coast is on the road at the ABA TECHSHOW in Chicago! Join co-hosts Robert Ambrogi, Massachusetts Attorney and J. Craig Williams, California Attorney - both Law.com bloggers with experts who focus on what's new in technology for lawyers today. Ambrogi reports from the TECHSHOW with guests, Attorney Tom Mighell, member of the ABA TECHSHOW Planning Board, and David Snow, editor of Law.com's Legal Technology.
On Lawyer 2 Lawyer, we will explore the world of“Legal Wikis.” Are they helping or hurting the law? What does the future hold for Wikis? Are we reshaping years and years of facts through the click of a button? Join co-hosts and Law.com bloggers, J. Craig Williams and Bob Ambrogi as they hear from the experts: Martin Farley, an Intellectual Property Law librarian at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer in London, Tom Mighell, Senior Counsel and Litigation Technology Support Coordinator at Cowles & Thompson in Dallas and Daniel N. Lewis, entrepreneur and Vice President of Business Development and General Counsel of Wikia, Inc. Don’t miss this show!
Law professors’ blogs are getting a lot of attention on college campuses across the country. We all know the blog is a powerful tool. And postings reach people around the world in seconds. Tech savvy law professors have already joined the blogging craze. But the question has been raised - should those blogs be part of their "academic pursuit?” Join co-hosts and Law.com bloggers, Craig Williams and Bob Ambrogi as they turn to our experts to get their insight on the credibility of the blog and look into the debate of law professor blogs vs. law professor articles. Craig and Bob welcome, Professor Susan Crawford, law professor at the Cardozo Law School, Professor Eugene Volokh, professor at UCLA Law School and founder of the blog, The Volokh Conspiracy and Professor Miriam Cherry, visiting professor at Hofstra and blogger for ContractsProf and Concurring Opinions.
My fellow Homeworking blogger at Shedworking and Homeworking reminds us that even lawyers in the UK are seeing the advantages of working from home. In his post, Homeworking lawyers, Alex points out: Vodafone UK is beefing up its flexible working...
Yana Huss did not suffer in silence. Between January 2003 and her gruesome death two weeks ago, Huss called sheriff's deputies on her husband, Scott Huss, more than 20 times. The resulting court records and Charlotte County Sheriff's Office reports show that authorities knew she feared for her life. They were aware of the macabre threats against her, including words scribbled on a mirror and handwritten notes held in place by knives secretly deposited in her home. At least one sheriff's deputy knew the Russian immigrant well enough to recognize her voice when she called. But none of it -- not the 911 calls, the repeated court orders requiring Scott Huss to avoid all contact with her or the nights hiding in a women's shelter -- was enough to save Yana Huss. Authorities say Scott Huss stabbed her to death in their Port Charlotte home on April 25. He remains in jail without bond.
This is way cool. I have been trying to find a way that I can actually fax documents I receive via PageSender by email from my home office Mac Mini. Well, I have an answer. I set up my MotoRazr...
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