Dennis Kennedy

Dennis Kennedy is a well-known lawyer, author, blogger, speaker and podcaster who is considered among the most influential authority on the application of technology in the practice of law. He is widely-praised for his ability to communicate complex technological and legal issues into language that non-experts can easily understand.

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Law Technology Today

By Dennis Kennedy on May 1, 2007

New issue of Law Technology Today.
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E-Discovery Roundtable Podcast/Transcript Covers Important Territory

By Dennis Kennedy on April 29, 2007

EDD roundtable.
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Resisting the Temptation of Declaring Email Bankruptcy

By Dennis Kennedy on April 26, 2007

Email Bankruptcy
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Green Legal Technology: Is the Time Ripe?

By Dennis Kennedy on April 25, 2007

Green legal technology.
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A Good Introduction to PowerPoint 2007 for Lawyers (and Others)

By Dennis Kennedy on April 24, 2007

Brett Burney is one of my favorite reviewers of legal technology products. He has a new article on PowerPoint 2007 that serves as a great introduction to the new version of PowerPoint, PowerPoint 2007 Takes on the Fear Factor. Brett highlights the features, developments, and issues that will most interest lawyers.
The money quote:

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Are Lawyers Doing Work That Should Be Done By Machines?

By Dennis Kennedy on April 19, 2007

Good question. Important question. Maybe the Big Question.
Ron Friedmann offers his insights into the question in a post about an article in which Cisco’s Mark Chandler raises the question in the context of document review in electronic discovery.
The money quote from Ron: