alt.legal: What Stops Lawyers From Using Macs At Work?
If the iPhone crossed over into enterprise, why not the MacBook?
Is Your Firm Vulnerable To The Recent Ransomware Attack?
Tech columnist Jeff Bennion explains how ransomware works and how you can protect yourself.
The Lateral Market Runs On Recruiters. goLateral Wants To Cut Them Out.
goLateral is a quiet window into what's actually out there. Joining takes two minutes, costs nothing, pays you $100, and stays completely confidential.
What Today’s Big Windows 10 Update Means for Lawyers
Windows Ink looks exciting -- and Microsoft specifically targets lawyers in its marketing of Ink.
3 Questions That A 2016 Law Firm Needs to Ask Itself
We are at a point in society where it is no longer cute to be technologically impaired. The world is technologically savvy, our clients are technologically savvy, and our jurors are technologically savvy. You can’t play the “but I’m just a lawyer” card anymore when it comes to technology IQ. Here are three things that […]
From Windows 7 To 10 And Back
Should you upgrade to Windows 10? Technology columnist Sean Doherty takes the new operating system for a spin.
Why Your Office Should Care About Upgrading To Windows 10
On top of having some logistical benefits, Windows 10 looks to be a great operating system, according to legal technology columnist Jeff Bennion.
PI Firms Don’t Need More Tools. They Need Fewer.
Every new tool a PI firm buys solves one problem and connects nothing. The real fix isn't another purchase — it's keeping the whole case in one place, from accident to resolution. Here's how.
Today’s Tech: An Estate-Planning Attorney And His Macs
Just because you're a lawyer doesn't mean you're required to use a PC instead of a Mac.
Should You Upgrade To Windows 10 (Or 8)? A Pictorial Walkthrough
Technology columnist Jeff Bennion explains everything you need to know about the various versions of Windows.
Small Firms, Big Lawyers: The Power of Small Firms
Losing power after Hurricane Irene got small firm columnist Jay Shepherd thinking about just how much he relies on electricity and computers and iPads and iPhones, and also how much that reliance has increased since he started law school. And over the years, he came to appreciate just how much technology has allowed small firms to compete with their Biglaw colleagues. What are the five biggest ways that technology has empowered small firms?