by Ryan McKeen
I love Google Voice.
I work in a small firm. We do very little in the way of any sort of advertising. We’re also not so great at tracking where exactly our business comes from. I suspect we’re not alone.
We’re a little old school in that respect. Our days are spent practicing law. Technology [...]
by Ryan McKeen
…… have become the sex, drugs and rock and roll of the Republican attorney general primary. The issue just seems to be getting bigger: Rick Green’s column on the subject today.
Hats off to Meghan Freed for kicking off the discussion on this site.
Meghan’s post strengthens the incredibly self serving, never before written or [...]
by Ryan McKeen
I’m having my assistant Ruth sign up for Google Voice this morning.
One of Google Voice’s cool features is that it allows a user on a computer to send a text message (free of charge to the sender) to a cell phone.
Presently when I’m out of the office, I have Ruth send me emails. [...]
by Ryan McKeen
In my practice, I represent people from all walks of life. Some of my clients are very wealthy, some are very poor, and most our middle class. This is probably no different from a lot of lawyers who represent individuals.
One of the great problems I have from time to time is communicating with [...]
by Ryan McKeen
I’ve been really busy with everything but posting on this site. I’m still pounding out a review of Sprint’s EVO 4G for the ABA Journal. Who knew writing about cell phones could be so time consuming?
But lately my mind hasn’t been into it. I’ve come to find out the blogging is a lot [...]
Yes! My prayers were answered. Someone just emailed me a blog post. I can’t risk disappointing Colin McEnroe by not posting frequently enough. My posts have been and will continue to be slow this week because I am working on a review of the HTC EVO 4G for the ABA Journal.
So like lazy journalists, today [...]
by Ryan McKeen
It’s all about training. I’m so used to writing notes on everything. Often on the back of scrap paper or on post it notes. The problem is these notes sometimes get missed placed or I can’t find them the moment that I need them.
Plus they’re a giant waste of paper.
My new thing is [...]
by Ryan McKeen
With most of the world’s attention is focused on “football” today, I figure it’s as good of a time as any to bang out a Connecticut soccer law post.
In Connecticut, events on the pitch have made it to our high court – with a friendly between Jaworski and Kiernan.
On May 16, 1993, during [...]
by Ryan McKeen
The Enfield Board of Education has decided to appeal Judge Hall’s ruling barring the town from holding graduation at the First Cathedral. Courant.
The Board is going to lose this appeal. They’ll lose before the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit and if they decide to seek cert, they’ll lose before the Supreme [...]
by Ryan McKeen
Numerical corporations or LLCs are the bane of my existence as a lawyer. As best as I can tell, exactly 2 of my prior 474 posts have had any impact on the law. One post triggered a change in the practice book to help exempt registration of personal Facebook pages from registration with [...]
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