27 Monday Jul 2015
Posted in Advertising, Law Firm Web Sites, Law Office Management, Legal Technology, Marketing, Search Enginges, Technology, Using Social Media
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How to Create a Successful Law Firm Website: Getting Started, by The CyberAdvocate
http://www.thecyberadvocate.com/2015/07/27/create-law-firm-website-pt1/
Creating a new website for your law firm, whether you’re opening up a new practice or updating a dated law firm, can be an immense task. I’d love to say that following this guide will allow you to put together a successful and profitable website in your spare time. It won’t. . . .
05 Friday Jun 2015
Posted in Computer Forensics, Confidentiality, Cybersecurity, Disaster Preparedness, Law Office Management, Legal Ethics, Legal Technology, Technology, Technology
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Brian Focht, Client Confidentality, Computer Security, Hackers, Legal Ethics, The Cyber Advocate
The Real Reason You Need Cyber Liability Insurance, by Brian Focht, The Cyber Advocate
Another day, another hack. Yesterday brought news that four million current and former government employees may have had their personal information stolen by Chinese hackers.
Of course, this comes on the heels of what has been a staggering 18 months of hacks. Starting with the Home Depot and Target hacks, we’ve been barraged with story after story about major companies and retailers being hacked for their customers’ data. It’s not just big companies and big-box retailers, though. Law firms are increasingly the target of hackers, due to a combination of factors including relatively lax security and large quantities of organized, valuable information. . . .
13 Monday Apr 2015
Posted in Clouds, Discovery, Dropbox, iPad, Legal Technology, Presentations, Tablets, Video Deposition
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Brian Focht, Deposition Exhibits, Depositions, iPad, Live Stream Video, Tablets, The Cyber Advocate, Video Depositions
4 High Tech Ways to Improve Your Depositions, by Brian Focht, The Cyber Advocate Blog
http://www.thecyberadvocate.com/2015/04/08/4-high-tech-ways-improve-depositions/
Last week I had the (good?) fortune to attend two depositions spanning three days in a construction defect case. We represent a fairly peripheral sub-contractor, so despite exceeding 20 total hours, I didn’t get the opportunity to ask a single question. However, we’re not so peripheral that I could completely space out.
Over the course of three days, which included the introduction of about 100 exhibits (I’m impressed at the plaintiff’s counsel’s restraint, except when you consider that many exhibits exceeded 250 pages each), I listened intently. Or as intently as possible.
Until the other part of my brain, the part that writes this blog, kicked in. I analyzed what I thought was an intelligent, if complicated, system put in place that uses Dropbox for sharing exhibits. But that was really it. No video, no digital exhibits, remote participants listening by phone. I couldn’t help but think that there had to be a better way than this. . . .
14 Tuesday Jan 2014
Posted in Appellate Law, District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals, FCC, Government, Internet
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Brian Focht, Common Carrier, D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals, FCC, Net Neutrality, The Cyber Advocate
Not Hyperbole: The Internet Won’t Be The Same Without Net Neutrality, by Brian Focht, The Cyber Advocate
Today, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that key provisions of regulations promulgated by the FCC, referred to as the ‘Open Internet Rules’ (or ‘Net Neutrality’ to most), were outside the agency’s authority. Specifically, the court held that rules requiring broadband internet service providers to treat all internet traffic equally were beyond the FCC’s powers, because broadband providers are not considered ‘common carriers.’
27 Friday Dec 2013
Posted in Android Phones, Apple, Apps, Cell Phones, iPhones, Law Office Management, Legal Technology
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Android Apps, Android Phones, Apps, Calendar, CourtDial App, DoItTogether App, iPhones, Medly by AppleBrew, NSA, Privacy, Quip by Quip, The Cyber Advocate
Best New Apps for Lawyers – December 2013, The Cyber Advocate
A nice collection of apps. It is hard to decide which one is the best or most useful. The price range goes from free to $4.99. -CCE
01 Sunday Dec 2013
Posted in Android Phones, Apps, Cell Phones, iPhones, Legal Technology
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Best New Apps for Lawyers – November 2013, by Brian Focht, The Cyber Advocate
The most expensive app is under $4; most are free. When you get to this post, look to the left under Top Posts & Pages to find other posts with more Apps for Timekeeping and Mind-Mapping Apps for Androids and iOS. – CCE
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