Law.com reports on the rise in use of law firm intranets. An intranet is an invaluable addition to the law firm environment — it’s a great way to get information cheaply and easily to the lawyers and staff.
Legal Technology
ABA Techshow is coming — are you going?
ABA TECHSHOW, the only technology conference developed by and for lawyers and legal professionals, is just around the corner. The conference will take place in Chicago April 3 through April 5, and the offerings are tremendous. I am fortunate to be speaking there, where I’ll be giving two presentations on April 3. The first…
Archiving the future
Law.com has an article today about the challenges facing court administrators as they try to determine the best way to electronically archive documents.
Cut ‘N Paste for PDF
This Q&A from the New York Times describes ways to siphon the text from a PDF file.
Move your practice to the Net
Sabrina directs us to this ABA article on eLawyering, where lawyers can hand out electronic advice. The ABA even set up an elawyering website, with links to articles on the subject. There’s a discussion area there, but it doesn’t look like anyone has posted since 2001.
Poorly designed Intranets decrease productivity
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A Primer on CD Briefing
Two lawyers from Bracewell & Patterson offer this article on CD-ROM: Briefing of the Future. The article was presented at the State Bar of Texas’ Advanced Civil Appellate Practice Course.
What’s next — arrest by instant message?
The Justice Department is asking an appellate court to allow the use of faxed search warrants in criminal investigations.
Electronic Filing Tutorial
USCourts.gov offers this page on Case Management/Electronic Case Files, now being implemented in bankruptcy courts and district courts. There’s also a video on the attorney’s perspective of this project.
Using technology at trial
This article from Law.com discusses the admissibility of technology-presented evidence, and the challenges facing litigators who use such technology.
