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Category Archives: Legal Technology
Using Google Voice To Source Your Business
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 … Continue reading
Another Way Google Voice Can Impact Your Law Practice
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 … Continue reading
How Opening Google Voice To Everyone May Impact Your Practice
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 … Continue reading
A Post On Notes
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 … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Legal Technology
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An Early Review of Sprint’s Evo 4G Coming Soon…
by Ryan McKeen Last night, Sprint informed me that they will allow me to test review their new EVO 4G. I’m not sure when I’ll receive the device but it will be in the coming weeks. The phone goes on … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Legal Technology
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Will Sprint’s EVO 4G Be The Ultimate Lawyer Smartphone
.by Ryan McKeen Starting this summer, I’m going to be a legal tech reviewer for the ABA Journal. Basically, the ABA wants me to test technology in the wild. What this means for you, is that you’ll be getting video … Continue reading
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Could The Bysiewicz Opinion Impact Legal Zoom?
by Ryan McKeen A quick reflection upon reading the Bysiewicz opinion: If what Ms. Bysiewicz has done is the practice of law then aren’t Legal Zoom and other similar companies practicing law in Connecticut? To this blogger, it would sure … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Legal Technology
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Legal Tweeps
by Ryan McKeen If you are anything like me the first time (or first few times) you logged in to Twitter you thought “what’s the big deal?” Over the past year or so, Twitter has become the primary way that … Continue reading
@ Rep. Gary Holder-Winfield
by Ryan McKeen Recently I was a panelist at the CT Bar Foundation’s Legal Tech Symposium. One of the lawyers on my panel couldn’t understand why lawyers or anybody would want to use Facebook. She called it narcissistic and voyeuristic. … Continue reading
Part 1: Legal Technology and the GPS Watch
by Ryan McKeen I run. I also like toys. Right now I’m training for a marathon. Early in my training, a friend suggested that I get a Garmin GPS watch. In real time the watch calculates distance, pace, and monitors … Continue reading

