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findlaw
FindLaw blogs an embarrassment to the legal profession
West Publishing, founded in 1872 in St. Paul, Minnesota by John West, has been one of, if not the, most prominent legal publishers in the United States for over a century. West established itself as the nationwide de facto standard used by all federal courts and most state courts for the...
EDRM
Greg Buckles of the EDRM Project has created an easy to use, expandable matrix of e-discovery specific applications. This is not the only legal software list (litigation support firm lexbe has one here, and Findlawhas long had some level of software listings) this one should make it easy to sort...
YouTube
Thought I’d share some choice video from TechShow 2009 featuring all 4 of the Best of Show winners that I wrote up in TechnoLawyer, plus interviews with some of my heroes such as Bob Ambrogi, Jay Funeberg, and Kevin O’Keefe, as well as sightings of legal blogging all-stars like Dennis ...
ABA TechShow 2009
This was my 10th year at ABA Technology Show in Chicago. This year was particularly cool. Here’s why: Meeting The Heavies: To me, seeing people like Dennis Kennedy, Tom Mighelle, Bob Ambrogi, Jim Calloway, Kevin O’Keefe, Brett Burney, Andy Atkins, Jay Foonberg (!) and the rest of my ...
Access to Outside Websites by the CHRO: An Update
In a post yesterday, I indicated that the CHRO's website filters (and some other state agencies) were still blocking access to, among other websites, Findlaw. Although that fact had been confirmed through multiple reliable sources, it appears that the information from those sources may have...
