24 Thursday Oct 2013
Posted in Attorney Discipline, Court Rules, Emails, Legal Ethics, Legal Technology, Trust Accounts
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No E-Mail, No License, by Mike Frisch, Legal Profession Prof, Legal Profession Blog
http://bit.ly/16v90hL
The South Carolina Supreme Court suspended an attorney for repeatedly refusing to follow its explicit rules to maintain and monitor a working email account. This transgression, plus other failures by the Respondent to follow the Court’s orders and rules, led to the attorney’s suspension. The lawyer’s license to practice law was until further order of the Court.
22 Tuesday Oct 2013
Posted in Law Reviews, Legal Blogs, Legal Writing, Quotations, Research, Trust Accounts
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Have law blogs surpassed law reviews?, by Kevin O’Keefe’s Real Lawyers Have Blogs (quoting Adam Liptak from Supreme Court Reporter for the New Times)
http://kevin.lexblog.com/2013/10/21/law-blogs-surpassed-law-reviews/#!
22 Tuesday Oct 2013
Posted in Google, Legal Technology, Marketing, Search Enginges, Trust Accounts
≈ Comments Off on Possible game changer – Google’s switch to “secure search” impacts how you track customers to your website.
How Google’s Search Changes Affect Small Businesses, by Eilene Zimmerman, You’re the Boss Blog
http://nyti.ms/15YjKVz
19 Saturday Oct 2013
Posted in Continuing Legal Education, Marketing, Presentations, Trust Accounts
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Lawyers: How To Become A CLE Speaker And Then Be Invited Back, by Guest, Legal Productivity
http://bit.ly/P3btIp
