If you will be in the St. Louis area on October 3 and 4, there’s a great legal tech conference called Lex Port that the Missouri Bar Association is putting on. In just its second year, Lex Port has a great schedule of programs, national legal tech speakers (Mike Downey, Ben Schorr, Jeff Taylor and
Protecting Your Online Accounts with a Little Knowledge
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I contribute a post monthly to the Law Technology Today blog. You can find all my posts in one convenient location.
The most recent post is called “A Little Knowledge Goes a Long Way in Protecting Your Online Accounts.”
The post highlights a great recent post from Chris Hoffman called “…
The Kennedy-Mighell Report: Pardon Our 100th Interruption
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“Pardon Our 100th Interruption” is the title of the 100th episode of The Kennedy-Mighell Report podcast for the Legal Talk Network. Listeners who go back to the very beginning will know that there were six earlier episodes we did on our own that we like to refer to as the Lost Episodes…
New Podcasts: Creativity within Constraints and iPads for Litigators
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Tom Mighell and I are getting ready to record the 100th Episode of our podcast, The Kennedy-Mighell Report, which is now appearing on both the Legal Talk Network and the ABA’s Legal Technology Resource Center. And it’s available in iTunes.
We were pleased to meet some of our listeners at the recent…
The Return of Kennedy-Mighell Report Podcast – Four New Episodes
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Tom and I have rebooted our podcast after a brief hiatus with four really good new shows, a second channel and what feels like a bright future for the podcast.
First of all, we’re grateful to Adam, Trent, Keoki and the team at the new Legal Talk Network for keeping LTN going and keeping our…
New Article: Does Your Firm Have a Bring-Your-Own-Device Policy?
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My latest ABA Journal tech column is called “Does Your Firm Have a Bring-Your-Own-Device Policy?” The column is just a simple introduction to the two main approaches to the increasingly-common desire of employees to use work technology devices for personal purposes and personal devices for personal purposes.
The two approaches, not surprisingly, have…
Will You Be Writing a 2012 or 2013 Legal Tech Trends Article?
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Posted in Legal Technology, Questions
[Note: I’m running a Q&A series all the rest of December on DennisKennedy.Blog (details here).]
Will You Be Writing a 2012 or 2013 Legal Tech Trends Article?
The answer is: No. Well, maybe if someone made me an offer I couldn’t refuse, I’d think about it, but I still think I’d…
Will Lawyers Always Be Late Adopters? – New Podcast
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I’ve seen and heard a couple of things recently about lawyers using (and not using) technology that left me shaking my head. Tom and I decided that gave us a good reason to talk about whether lawyers are really late adopters of technology in the newest episode of the Kennedy-Mighell Report podcast on the Legal…
My ABA Journal Tech Columns
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Someone recently asked me if all of my monthly American Bar Association Journal articles are collected in one place.
They aren’t, but I wanted see if I could create a link to saved search that would, as a practical matter, let people see them all in one place. (Here’s the link.)
When I…
Twitter Talk – My Latest ABA Journal Column
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My latest ABA Journal tech column is called “Twitter Talk: Its Search and Trends Can Keep You Up to Speed.” The column provides some practical pointers on ways lawyers can benefit from using Twitter without the need to learn how to “tweet.”
In my experience speaking to lawyers, Twitter is the social media…