[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
[Note: I’m running a Q&A series all the rest of December on DennisKennedy.Blog (details here).]
Will there be Blawggie Awards in 2012?
The answer is: Yes, I think so. In fact, I’m pretty sure there will be. Probably on the usual date: December 20. I suspect that I’ll have a smaller
One of my longtime traditions at DennisKennedy.Blog is answering audience questions. This approach lets me catch up publicly on questions from readers I get by email, comments and otherwise and encourages current readers (like you) to ask their own questions.
It also gives me starting points for new blog posts. It’s been a little difficult
One of my longtime traditions at DennisKennedy.Blog is answering audience questions. This approach lets me catch up publicly on questions from readers I get by email, comments and otherwise and encourages current readers (like you) to ask their own questions.
It also gives me starting points for new blog posts. It’s been a little difficult
The ABA’s Legal Technology Resource Center is now part of the ABA’s Law Practice Management Section and I’m on the LTRC board this year. We have some great plans and be sure to keep an eye on LTRC over the next few months as we launch some new initiatives.
One of the things I’ll be
My Mom, Evelyn Kennedy, passed away this afternoon after a long, courageous and inspiring battle with Parkinson’s Disease.
Your thoughts and prayers for our family would be appreciated.
A picture from last July:
American Parkinson Disease Association
[Originally posted on DennisKennedy.Blog (https://denniskennedy.com/blog/)]
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
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
Does it seem lately like you’re the subject of more and more technology experiments? Tom and I discuss a topic many people have been wondering about lately in the newest episode of the Kennedy-Mighell Report podcast on the Legal Talk Network. This episode is called “Living in a Public Beta.”
Remember that
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
