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The Future of E-books and Law School
A throw down between the traditional casebook and the e-book on portability and usability.
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The Future of E-books and Law School
Books are very important to law students. I still remember going into the bookstore before the first day of law ...
2010 Super Bowl Ads (vote for best) #colts #saints #sb44
Vote for the best Super Bowl Ad of 2010 and discuss your favorite below. Brought to you by Forbes.com. // You ...
Update: WestlawNext Screenshots and Pricing Information
Mike Dahn, Vice President of WestlawNext Product Development, was kind enough to answer some of our questions directly: Do you know ...
Apple iPad
In case you didn't know, Apple launched the iPad tablet today. Here's the link. Related posts:The Future of E-books and Law School What Apple ...
WestlawNext: It’s About Time
Update 1/28/10: Mike Dahn, Vice President of WestlawNext Product Development, was kind enough to answer some questions about availability and ...
Twitter Categorizes Suggested Users – Omits Legal Category
Last week, Twitter announced that the Suggested Users List is now categorized for easier browsing. Instead of just a list ...
Supreme Court Uses ‘Blog’ for the First Time
In the Supreme Court's recent opinion in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, the Court used the term 'blog' on ...
BumpTop Mac: Reinventing Your Mac Desktop
BumpTop Mac is a brand new way to look at your Mac desktop. BumpTop is a full 3D experience with smooth, ...
Attorney Gadgets
Apple iPadIn case you didn’t know, Apple launched the iPad tablet today. Here’s the link.
Courtroom Technology
iPhone Security: Protect or Prohibit?As a law student, if my iPhone were to be stolen or misplaced and then hacked, the individual in possession of my phone would be privy to pictures of my dog sleeping, text messages telling my husband how long I’ll be in the library and a huge collection of studying music as well as the [...]
Law Office Software
Update: WestlawNext Screenshots and Pricing InformationMike Dahn, Vice President of WestlawNext Product Development, was kind enough to answer some of our questions directly:
Do you know when WestlawNext will be available for use at law schools?
Mike Dahn: We have not finalized a law school rollout plan. Law school students will not have access to WestlawNext at launch. However, we will distribute trial [...]
Social Media
Social Network Review: Counsel.NetCounsel.Net claims to be the “first name in attorney-to-attorney connections online”. Counsel.Net has an attorney chatboard, a place for new attorneys & solo practitioners, attorney marketing, and several other attorney forums.
This social network is basically a mixed bag of forums to posts legal questions, hypotheticals, job openings, and pretty much anything you want. Attorneys can, [...]
Social Networking
Social Network Review: Counsel.NetCounsel.Net claims to be the “first name in attorney-to-attorney connections online”. Counsel.Net has an attorney chatboard, a place for new attorneys & solo practitioners, attorney marketing, and several other attorney forums.
This social network is basically a mixed bag of forums to posts legal questions, hypotheticals, job openings, and pretty much anything you want. Attorneys can, [...]
Last week, Twitter announced that the Suggested Users List is now categorized for easier browsing. Instead of just a list of users, people are given a list of categories with suggested users in each category. However, the list of categories does not include “Legal” or “Law” or anything similar.
It looks like lawyers and law students [...]
