Climate Change Report describes itself as “a blog covering business opportunities and legal issues impacted by awareness of climate change – aimed at both traditional and innovative tech companies, as well as the public sector.” It’s authored by big firm K&L Gates, and they are talking about financing, innovation, intellectual property, policy and legislation, all
Signing PDFs from Your iPhone
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Posted in Legal Technology, Mobile Technology
I’ve been playing around with Sign It!, a great little app for the iPhone, this past week. Sign It allows you to open PDF files from multiple locations – from your email, from a URL, from your computer, or from a drop created at Drop.io. Once you open the file, you can do a…
Blawg of the Day – Minnesota Labor & Employment
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Posted in Blogs and Blogging
Our next location-specific blog this week is Minnesota Labor & Employment. a blog “serving the legal needs of Minnesota employers.” It’s published by Abrams & Schmidt, a firm in Arden Hills. Discussions there include such employment-related subjects as at-will employees, the EEOC, employee misconduct, FLSA, FMLA, personnel files, sexual harassment, and litigation avoidance, among
Blawg of the Day – Staten Island Injury Law
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Posted in Blogs and Blogging
We are on a run of law blogs from specific geographic areas, and today we’re heading to New York to take a look at Staten Island Injury Law. It’s written by Frank Dito of the Staten Island (natch) firm of Decker, Decker, Dito & Internicola. He heads up the firm’s personal injury, Social Security…
Does Bad Technology Make Your Law Practice Harder?
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Posted in Kennedy-Mighell Report, Legal Technology
This past week, Dennis Kennedy and I recorded another episode of The Kennedy-Mighell Report, titled Does Poor Technology Equal Poor Morale? We’re discussing a recent AmLaw 100 Mid-Level Associate Survey that found a great deal of unhappiness with the state of technology at mid-size and big law firms. Very interesting topic this week –…
Hot off the Presses….
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Posted in Legal Technology, Mighell Marker
….is the latest issue – in this case, Issue #379– of The Mighell Marker, a Legal Technology Weekly.
Blawg of the Day – Virginia Business Law Update
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Posted in Blogs and Blogging
Here’s another blog on a great topic that could be updated more frequently, but isn’t. The Virginia Business Law Update features news and legal developments affecting Virginia business, with posts on such topics as business incorporation, intellectual property, non-competes, startups, trade secrets, and best practices, among others. It’s brought to you by The PCT Law…
Blawg of the Day – Alabama Litigation Review
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Posted in Blogs and Blogging
Today’s blog hasn’t posted in nearly 2 months, which is pretty close to me declaring it a “dead” or “dormant” blog – but I get so few blogs from Alabama, I decided to mention it in the event that this might get them going again. Alabama Litigation Review is published by Jeff Blackwell, of the…
Blawg of the Day – Global Immigration Blog
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Posted in Blogs and Blogging
Big firm Jackson Lewis is out with another blog, this one on a hot topic these days. The Global Immigration Blog is authored by Sean Hanagan, William Manning, and Harry Joe. They’re providing insight, news and strategy on immigration matters around the world, on topics such as the USCIS and visas.
Blawg of the Day – Condo Law Blog
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The Condo Law Blog is brought to you by Fine & Deo, barristers and solicitors based in Ontario, Canada. They’re talking about occupier’s liability, mortgage rules, condo corporation bylaws, home renovation tax credits, the “McMahon Hot Tub Case,” and more.