A Curmudgeon's Perspective
The Myth of Multitasking in the Legal Labyrinth
By Otto Sorts | Jan.24.13 | 2 Comments
The other day I overheard my grandkids talking about me, and lawyers in general. The older one was trying to explain what it is lawyers do by repeating a comparison I'd once made b[...]
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Tagalog v. Tagalong
By William Melater | Aug.09.12 | No Comments
"My client only speaks Tagalog, so let me know if you need a translator for the deposition." This is the essence of an email I received two days before the scheduled deposition o[...]
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A Field Guide for Mobile Lawyers
By The Editors | Jun.29.12 | 4 Comments
You can (and do) work anywhere—seat 32F, the B train, hotel bars, little league bleachers and wherever your feet (and your luggage) may land. With just a smartphone and a change[...]
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Will iPads End Post-It Notes in Voir Dire?
By Ken Broda-Bahm | Feb.08.12 | 2 Comments
To say the iPad has created a buzz in the litigation technology world is an understatement. The sweet little panel has provided a number of novel ways to manage documents and displ[...]
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The Enterprising Lawyer: Mark Tamminga
By The Editors | Jan.25.12 | 2 Comments
Who are these “enterprising lawyers”? Actually, they are easy to spot. Look for the more engaged and happier lawyers in the crowd. Deeply invested in the power of the work they[...]
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Tech Tools for Organizing Your Ideas (and Stuff)
By Tom Kane | Jan.06.12 | No Comments
Did you promise yourself that this is the year you get a fresh start and organize for optimal efficiency? But already you're feeling a little behind ... and it's only six days in[...]
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