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Category Archives: Legal Technology
Is Paperwell.com A Threat To Legal Zoom?
There has been much interest on the blogosphere surrounding Legal Zoom’s IPO. Plenty of the discussion focuses on Legal Zoom as a disruptive force in the delivery of legal services. Technology has the ability to change quickly disrupt and destroy … Continue reading
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Do You Use Clio or Rocket Matter?
It’s time to upgrade my law practice management software. Abacus 2005 feels like I’m using Windows 95. My research has narrowed my options down to two choices: Clio or Rocket Matter. If you are using either Clio or Rocket Matter, … Continue reading
Lexis Nexis With The Best Marketing Promotion Ever?
Alright “ever” is hyperbole. No need to flood my inbox with other great promotions. This is simply the best one that’s ever come across my desk but writing that makes for a poor blog post title. Like most firms, our … Continue reading
Facebook Messenger Very Useful For Personal Communication
Companies like Apple and RIM have developed proprietary software that allows users of their devices to send messages (essentially text messages) to other users of their devices without incurring fees for text messaging. This works if everyone you know has … Continue reading
Evernote Makes My Life Easier
“Diane, what’s Marshal Fisher’s cell phone number?” I would ask Diane that question probably once a month. Then I’d write down Marshal Fisher’s number on a piece of scrap paper. Inevitably, the scrap paper would end up in my recycling … Continue reading
Google+ Will Dominate Legal Social Networking
I’ve been playing around with Google+ for about a week now. I love it. Please take my opinion with a grain of salt, as I’m easily amused with new toys, and once thought Google Wave was going to replace email. To quote my friend, Meghan Freed, “I’m an parishioner at the church of the now”. Continue reading
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Two Outstanding Law Related Podcasts
I love the podcast. My two favorite podcasts are: “NPR’s Planet Money” and “This American Life”. If you’re looking for something to listen to, check out these two episodes: “A Former Crack Dealer on The Economics Of Drugs”: My favorite … Continue reading
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Tagged drug court, drug dealer, economics of drug dealing, npr planet money, this american life
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Save Joan’s House
Joan’s house sits at the bottom of a big hill. It’s a hill that I’ve ran up and down – hundreds of times. Sometimes, I see Joan. She may be sitting on her porch or gardening. We usually wave and … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Foreclosure, Law School, Legal Technology, Real Estate
Tagged bill childs, Foreclosure, helder mira, joan holliday, running
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Jepsen On AT&T – T-Mobile Merger
“A merger of this magnitude, especially in an already concentrated market, will naturally be scrutinized for competitive ramifications. I have no doubt that the Department of Justice and the Federal Communications Commission will be investigating the deal for its competitive … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Legal Technology, Litigation
Tagged at & t, george jepsen, merger, t-mobile
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My Groupon Twitter Lesson
Sunday night while watching the Superbowl, I fired off a few tweets about Groupon’s ad mocking ethnic cleansing in Tibet. Frankly, I’m a little more colorful on twitter than I am on this site and I’m not sure why. Here … Continue reading
Posted in CT Blawgs, Legal Technology
Tagged blogging, chicago tribune, groupon, palden gyatso, ryan mckeen, tibet
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