Online applications such as Don’t Forget the Beer are substitutes for real task-mastering workhorses: pen and paper. Luckily, we’ve got the definitive guide for using both of these tools in your practice.
Tips for the Employed Lawyer Concerned about the Apocalypse
We get a lot of questions about what a law practice should do in the event of a full-out apocalypse. Here goes.
Five Signs You’ve Become an Old Codger Lawyer
Chank reveals the five signs of the “Old Codger Lawyer,” a species of lawyer that is at least two generations behind but still proudly unaware of it.
Top Tips for Stripping Metadata from Faxes
While lawyers and e-discovery vendors have concentrated on scrubbing electronic documents, they have overlooked a key source of metadata: the fax machine.
Four Things That Suck But Are Ethical
Four things we rank as sucky but that still manage to stay within the ethical bar.
The Dogs of Law
With increased attention devoted to the dogs used in war, we often overlook the contributions of canines to the practice of law and administration of justice.
Lawyer Whispering: The Basics
If you are a struggling lawyer, a recent law school graduate, a burned out paralegal, or even a successful horse whisperer, consider a career as a lawyer whisperer. Here are some things to understand.
Top Five Uses for Your Aging iPad
In addition to at one time being a revolutionary electronic device, the iPad came with several built-in functions that few people have yet to use, all thanks to the geniuses at Apple.
How to Practice Artisanal Law
While we are big believers in innovating as soon as you have to, innovation may not always be the best choice. Sometimes,
Like Gas, Bill Your Time by the Gallon
Get away from a time-based billing system and use a gallon-based system instead. Plus, getting gallons of legal advice just sounds better.