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[Last update? Three more, bringing the list to 42.]
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[Updated with four more links from April 8, bring my original 31 links to 37. ]
[Updated with two new links from April…
I usually write about new resources of interest to the legal community, but here is one that has been around since 1995 – although as a blog only since 2010. The Endangered Species & Wetlands Report is a blog that covers the Endangered Species Act and federal laws to protect wetlands.
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At ABA Techshow tomorrow, the cloud-based practice management platform Clio will announced integrations with two cloud-based third-party platforms: NetDocuments, for document management and sharing, and Xero, for accounting and banking.
According to Clio’s announcement, the NetDocuments integration will…
I will be attending ABA Techshow in Chicago this week. If you’re planning to attend, be sure to say hello.…
The title of this post is actually the title of a two-day program being put on in three cities by LexisNexis and How to Manage a Small Law Firm, the practice management and marketing firm run by RJon Robins, former…
The lawyer-rating service Super Lawyers today won a U.S. patent on its system for rating excellence within the legal profession. The patent, which is number 8,412,564, makes Super Lawyers the first lawyer-rating service to receive this unique distinction. Super Lawyers is owned by Thomson Reuters.
The abstract…
Rocket Matter, a company known for its cloud-based law practice management platform, is blasting off into an entirely new direction. Today, it is announcing the launch of Rocket X1, an Internet-marketing service for law firms that combines a website and blogging platform with consulting services…
Last September, I wrote here about the private beta launch of BriefMine, a database of legal briefs that lawyers can mine for arguments and legal theories they can use in their own legal briefs. As I wrote then, the site uses intuitive,…
Ever wonder whether a Twitter feed is really from the government body or official it claims to be? There is certainly reason to doubt sometimes, given the frequency of fake and spoof social-media accounts.
To help clear up any doubt, the U.S. government has a web…
At ABA Techshow next week in Chicago, the cloud practice management platform MyCase is slated to debut a mobile app that will be a first for practice-management apps in that it will allow both clients and lawyers to access their case information. While other practice-management platforms…
Last May, I wrote about the launch of Lexis Practice Advisor, a series of practice-specific modules intended to provide transactional lawyers with one-stop shopping for the information and tools they need for their practices. Today, LexisNexis will announce the…
Does it make sense for a judge to allow blogging but ban tweeting from the courtroom? That was the question in a recent Massachusetts murder trial, and the judge’s explanation of why he did it has failed to satisfy media observers.
The recent first-degree murder trial of Nathaniel Fujita attracted national media to Superior Court…
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