Attorneys Taking Credit Cards – How Square
We attorneys tend to be late adopters to technology. This includes the technology involved with taking credit cards. A lot of attorneys are still just beginning to set up the
November 15, 2012
Recent Blog Posts
Outlook, Office 365 and Rules – A Solution to the Rule Space Issue
I have posted before about the issue of Office 365 and the amount of space available for rules. While I do not personally have an issue, I know others that do.
October 10, 2012
Make sure your website can handle your traffic
Recently I saw a law firm experience an unfortunate event. The firm launched a new version of its website and sent out an email announcing the launch. The email included
October 3, 2012
Shazam, the app that identifies music from just a few bars
Like most people, I will be out and about, or in my car, hear a song I like and wonder what it is. Shazam has been a big help in
October 2, 2012
Got my HTC Evo 4G LTE
I got my new Evo. I’ll walk you through my early thoughts. Size When I opened the box and took out the phone, I was surprised at how light
September 30, 2012
Is it ok for attorneys to use the cloud? Ethics and cloud computing
The cloud has been around for a while now, and attorneys are embracing it faster than they have many other forms of technology. I imagine this is because of the
September 6, 2012
PBA Pairs with Clio
The Pennsylvania Bar Association and Clio (my favorite law practice management service) have joined together. If you are a PBA member you can get a 10% discount. The
August 20, 2012
Changing or Selling Firms and Ethics – Sharing Client Names and ABA Model Rule Changes
There are many complicated ethical concerns when an attorney seeks to make a lateral move or to sell her firm. One of the foremost issues involves client confidentiality, e.g. when
August 20, 2012