March 3, 2010
Did you know that some copying machines have hard drives and store digital copies of the copies they have made? Or that the hard drives could even contain 25,000 copies that have been made? Copier + Hard Drive: A Dangerous Combination.
Lawyers are used to discovering e-mail, but now what about using discovery to find copies [...]
February 1, 2010
I suspect many law firms have typewriters squirreled away somewhere just to fill in forms.
Ross Kodner, computer guru extraordinaire, has an article about how Acrobat Standard, Professional or Professional Extended editions can be used as a typewriter to fill in those forms. He gives very detailed step-by-step instructions about how to save the forms as pdfs [...]
April 22, 2009
I wrote earlier about using pipl and other sites for finding information about potential jurors and others — including discovering what federal and state political contributions they had made and which parties or candidates received their contributions.
While I was at the latest American Bar Association Techshow, Jim Calloway told about a site that was new to me. It’s 123People.com. It’s [...]
February 9, 2009
Jeff Richardson, like me a New Orleanian, has a blog that is invaluable for lawyers who are iPhone users.
Jeff’s blog is iPhone J.D. — Lawyers Using iPhones, and he includes — with lots of screen shots – detailed postings of new apps and other useful info for attorneys. Some of his postings include info about Time tracking — online, Time [...]
