Web & Tech
Online Litigation Tips
Via Jim Calloway comes a link to Dave Swanner’s guest post at Legal Underground entitled “Twelve Ways Technology Can Make You A Better Trial Lawyer.” There’s some great advice here for both new and seasoned attorneys who have full time litigation practices or just dabble in trial work from time to time.
Read MoreA2J Project
This article, Internet Attorney: More Than Pro Se, New Factor Network (1/17/05) reports on the Chicago-Ken College of Law’s Access to Justice (A2J) program that includes a sophisticated computer system for pro se litigants to file complaints and pleadings. But it also includes other toosl such as a “Logic Learner” that teaches litigants how to…
Read MoreAnonymous Lawyer Revealed
This story’s been heavily covered all around the blawg world: the unmasking of the formerly anonymous Anonymous Lawyer as Harvard Law Third Year Jeremy Blachman. You can learn all of the details from this New York Times article, Revealing the Soul of a Soulless Lawyer. Though Blachman never thought his hoax would last longer than…
Read MoreThe Secret to Successful Blogging Can Make A Firm Successful Too
Robert Ambrogi of Legal Line offers this post on how to succeed at blogging that he in turn learned from Howard Owens, director of new media at the Ventura County Star: There are two lessons I take away from blogs. First, find your niche and serve it and serve it well. Second, frequent updates. That…
Read MoreAnother Reason to Back Up
As if you needed another reason to back up your files, this article offers one that may not have occurred to you but is yet another compelling reason to keep doing it.
Read MoreNY Attorney Disciplinary Records Now Onlin!
This article Website to Include More Info on Lawyers reports on New York’s decision to post more detailed information on attorneys in the court’s On Line Attorney Directory, including law school attended, date the attorney passed the bar and most importantly, the attorney’s past disciplinary record. We at MyShingle support full disclosure. The public should…
Read MoreIn Defense of Word Perfect
Dennis Kennedy is apparently a Word 2003 fan who doesn’t get the Word Perfect phenomenon. Perhaps this clever defense of Word Perfect, "Show Me the Codes" by New York solo attorney David Leffler will give Dennis some insight into why those of us loyal WP groupies resist crossing over to the other side: Show Me…
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