Technology
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Like a good neighbor, cyber insurance is here
Just a few years ago, cyber insurance was the new kid on the block, a novel and exciting form of coverage for the expanding frontier of the Internet. But today, any business or company with a web presence – including law firms – should consider purchasing coverage for a variety of problems that might affect their websites.
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April 21, 2008
Tech goodies to get the job done
Technology columnist Bruce Dorner reviews some of the inexpensive or free software that is available.
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March 10, 2008
User-friendly technology via the Web
This Tech Roundup will describe several recently launched Internet ventures that provide user-friendly, practical and inexpensive services that lawyers can incorporate into their practices with a few clicks of a mouse.
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March 10, 2008
Google tools, tips and tricks
Lawyers USA technology columnist Bruce Dorner describes how to use Google to find answers to thorny questions, resolve computer glitches and scour the Internet for bite-sized morsels of knowledge.
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February 25, 2008
Has the time come for Vista?
In spite of all the hype about Vista – Microsoft’s successor to the Windows XP operating system – most the legal techno-geeks agree it’s not ripe for use in the law office.
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January 28, 2008
New niche for e-discovery: special masters
The increased use of electronic discovery has resulted in a new set of practitioners: e-discovery special masters.
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January 28, 2008
Internet anonymity
Over the last several years, courts have struggled with cases involving Internet anonymity, but a recent decision from the Arizona Court of Appeals has affirmed that there is something of a consensus when it comes to the issue of disclosing the identity of an anonymous defendant.
