(Updated in February, 2013 to note that I now personally use and recommend SpiderOak.) If your computer gets destroyed, your hard drive corrupted or your files accidentally deleted what will
I had the privilege of writing a guest post on my colleague, Tim Baran’s, blog. The topic is How to Become a Speaker and then be Invited Back If you
If you frequently find yourself in need of a case for research purposes, to provide to a Court, or simply because you need an electronic copy to download to your
The registry on your computer is essentially like a road map, telling your computer where things are and when to turn them on. On occasion, if you run into trouble,
I frequently speak about the importance of Social Media. Today I have an interesting piece of evidence that shows how far reaching one Social Media site can be and why
Most of the time when I post about Facebook I am telling you how to turn off a feature. Today I am going to recommend you turn one on. Recently
On Facebook there are Accounts and there are Pages. An Account is meant for an individual. A Page is meant for everything else, including law firms; regardless of size of
This article addresses upgrading from Office 2003 or 2007 to 2010. If you are looking for my thoughts on Office 2013, you will find them here. Whether you should
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