Yesterday I mentioned MailBlocks, a service that promises to rid your Inbox of spam. However, according to this article from LawMeme, MailBlocks requires you to “opt in” to the Service by providing certain personal information during the registration process — if you don’t opt in, you can’t use the service. This information is then…

Blawg.org points us to AmazonLawyer, a law-related weblog “devoted to legal issues concerning women’s rights, children’s rights, terrorism, first responders, municipal government, aeronautics and aviation, Alice Cooper,” and anything else that strikes her fancy. Check it out.

A new start-up company wants to permanently end spam, and has a new program called MailBlocks. When the software intercepts an e-mail from an unknown source, it sends an e-mail to the sender with an image and a form to fill out. When the sender views the image and fills out the form (proving…

Two new law-related weblogs to start off your week:

First up is the Indiana Law Blog, featuring a focus on administrative law, plus interesting developments in law and technology. Lots of biotech and environmental news here. (Via Cooped Up)

Another addition to the ranks of law student bloggers is the appropriately named Law…

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Hi!  I’m Tom Mighell, and I’m Vice President of Delivery at Contoural, Inc., where I help companies address their information governance, records management, and litigation readiness issues.  I’ve been a technology nut for going on thirty years now, and I love working with lawyers to help them use technology in ways that provide great service to their clients.