Category: Legal

Sep 02, 2015

Should Lawyers be Using Practice Management Software?

Last year I wrote about how clients are finding lawyers on the Internet. Software Advice, a legal software research firm,

May 20, 2015

Free Windows 10 Upgrade Not for Everybody

Back in January, Microsoft announced that Windows 10 would be a free upgrade for Windows 7 and 8.1 users. In

Mar 24, 2015

Speech Recognition is for Real

If you have ever wanted to try speech recognition or see if it can help in your everyday operation, you

Feb 24, 2015

New Release of iPad in One Hour for Litigators

I just received my copy of Tom Mighell’s second edition of iPad in One Hour for Litigators. If you don’t

Dec 18, 2014

2014 Legal Technology Report is Now Available

Every year, for the past twenty years, the Legal Technology Resource Center (LTRC) of the ABA publishes the results of

Oct 29, 2014

Kennedy-Mighell Report: 2014 Futures Conference

I was in Boston at the Suffolk University Law School in the middle of October attending the 2014 Futures Conference

Oct 09, 2014

More About Office 365 for Lawyers

Timing couldn’t be better. Yesterday was a post about encrypted messaging for Office 365 and next we have a podcast

Sep 30, 2014

The Enemy Within: Beware the Disgruntled Employee

An interesting post at naked security reminds us that internal threats can be just as bad as hackers infiltrating our

Sep 24, 2014

Clio’s Android App and Fastcase Integration

Clio, one of the leading cloud-based practice management applications, made some major announcements at the 2014 Clio Cloud Conference in

Sep 17, 2014

What is the Right Pentest Frequency?

We are frequently asked this question by our clients and friends. Fortunately, ZDNet has a good post to help answer

Jul 16, 2014

When Yelp is Not Your Friend: Negative Reviews of Law Firms

My last post discussed using technology to differentiate you from your competition. As I mentioned, consumers are using rating services

Jul 14, 2014

Clients Find Lawyers on the Internet and They Love Yelp!

The ABA Journal cited a survey by a legal software research firm, where 58% of those seeking lawyers start with