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Category Archives: Legal Technology
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
Family Law E-Filing Coming To CT in 2012
by Ryan McKeen The Connecticut Bar Foundation’s Technology Symposium was outstanding. One of the benefits of attending for me was getting about a month’s worth of blogging ideas. I’ll start with a little news. Officials from the Judicial Branch were … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Family Law, Legal Technology
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CT Law and Technology Symposium
by Ryan McKeen What an exciting event that’s been organized by Dan Schwartz. Check out Dan’s outstanding web site for more details. It’s free, there’s free food, and you may know a panelist or two. Suffice to say, I’m very … Continue reading
The Most Useful Connecticut Legal Blog
by Ryan McKeen Yesterday I was on a conference call preparing for the Connecticut Bar Foundation’s “How Technology is Changing The Practice of Law” symposium at UConn Law slated for April 9, 2010. I am a panelist on the “Talkin’ Bout … Continue reading
Using Google Voice As A Free Transcription Service
by Ryan McKeen Here’s something, I’m toying around with. Last night, I attended a meeting out of the office. For a variety of reasons, I did not want to take written notes during the meeting. When I don’t want to … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Legal Technology
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How To Sync Abacus To Your Android Phone
by Ryan McKeen Just finished an article on the Droid for the ABA Journal that will be published in April. Anyhow, I’ve got this question emailed to me several times: “How do I sync my Android phone with my Abacus … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Legal Technology
Tagged abacus, android, droid, sprint htc hero, sync
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Do Attorneys Charge More Than Legal Zoom For Wills?
by Ryan McKeen I’m a longtime Sirius Satellite radio subscriber. This alone qualifies me as an expert on Legal Zoom ads. For those who don’t subscribe to satellite radio – let me fill you in: Legal Zoom advertises non-stop on … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Legal Technology, Probate
Tagged attorneys, cost, legal zoom, wills
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Smart Phone Security For Lawyers
by Ryan McKeen Thinking and reading a lot about security features for smart phones. There are countless articles about how the iPhone is unsafe for lawyers because it has to be connected to a network to be remotely swiped and … Continue reading
Google Enters The Legal Search Engine Market
Google scholar enters the legal search engine market. Google looks to take on Westlaw, Bloomberg Law, and Lexis. Watch out world. Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Connecticut Superior Court Decisions, Law School, Legal Technology
Tagged android, attorneys, bloomberg law, connecticut court opinions, connecticut superior court decisions, free legal search engine, free patent search, google, google scholar, julie jones, legal opinions, legal search engine
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Why Android Is For Attorneys
by Ryan McKeen Blogging has been slow around here for the past month. In large part because I have been very busy. Clients and cases come before posts. The other reason is that I’ve been busy playing VP of technology … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Legal Technology
Tagged attorneys, droid, google, sprint htc hero
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