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3 Aug 2010, 1:25 pm
Stephen Schultze and Harlan Yu, both of the Princeton University Center for Information Technology Policy, today announced (here and here) the launching of The RECAP Archive, a new Web interface to RECAP, the free database of U.S. federal court documents.
The RECAP Archive enables searching and browsing by court, case name, docket number, PACER case number, and/or date. In addition, according to Mr. Schultze’s post, The RECAP Archive has the following functions:
you can subscribe to an RSS feed… [read post]
23 Nov 2011, 6:55 am
I recently stumbled across a neat little infographic on how to use LinkedIn. To my surprise, I learned that you can customize your profile’s URL. This is a great alternative to the 40 random character link provided to you be default. It’s also a handy way to make it easier for people to find you, or to include your URL on a business card, email signature, etc.
Here’s how to customize your LinkedIn URL:
1. Go to Profile > Edit Profile.
2. In the Public Profile section, click Edit.
3. On the… [read post]
3 Sep 2009, 1:26 pm
This post was written by Mark S. Melodia, Michael K. Brown, J. Ferd Convery, III, Steven J. Boranian, Brad M. Rostolsky, Shana R. Fried and Paul Bond.
Until now, the loss or theft of protected health information rarely resulted in notice to consumers. Very few state data security breach notification laws encompass medical information. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act ("HIPAA") merely required an "accounting" of such events to a patient upon the patient's request.
All that… [read post]
18 Feb 2011, 8:31 pm
James E. McMillan of the National Center for State Courts has posted How to Verify a Court Document? , Court Technology Bulletin , 18 February 2011. In this post, Mr. McMillan describes the URN:LEX legal identifier standard , developed by Professor Dr. Enrico Francesconi and Pierluigi Spinosa, both of ITTIG/CNR, and Caterina Lupo of CNIPA. Mr. McMillan also presents a sample pretrial memorandum designated by a URN:LEX URN. This post is the third installment of Mr. McMillan’s series entitled, … [read post]
27 Apr 2011, 6:43 pm
I have long believed that the next breakthrough, paradigm shifting technology will be battery technology. Unfortunately, even given all the excellent research and development that is ongoing in the U.S., much funded by venture capitalists (over $200 million last year) and the Federal Government through research conducted at Argonne National Laboratories and other federal labs, the energy density for the lithium ion battery is still a factor of 10 away from the energy density of gasoline. Progress… [read post]
16 May 2011, 11:38 am
James E. McMillan of the National Center for State Courts has published two new posts about judicial e-filing systems:
Trust and E-Filing, Court Technology Bulletin, 7 May 2011;
E-Filing / E-Reader Notes, Court Technology Bulletin, 14 May 2011.
Mr. McMillan’s post, E-Filing / E-Reader Notes, cites a recent article on e-briefs in Texas state appellate courts, by Don Cruse, Esq.
Filed under: Applications, Others' scholarly or sophisticated blogposts, Technology developments, Technology tools… [read post]
21 Jan 2013, 3:36 pm
Andrew, joined by his colleagues Mark Grossman and Don Prutzman, will speak at the firm on Thursday morning January 24, 2013, on the art of the deal: how to negotiate intellectual property and technology transactions. The seminar will examine the difficult legal and business issues that often arise in software, copyright and trademark licenses, cloud computing and technology agreements. Andrew, Mark and Donald will discuss the norms, must haves, concessions to either negotiate or forgo and… [read post]
9 Oct 2011, 8:43 am
Jason Wilson of Jones McClure Publishing has published two widely discussed new posts on technology-driven change in legal services: The Rise of the Programmers and I Am Now an App. The posts appear on Slaw.ca, the Canadian legal blog.
In these posts, Jason presents a distinctive vision of how technology is transforming the provision of legal services. He describes the rate and salience of change, furnishes examples of technology-driven development in the legal sector, and identifies practice areas… [read post]
20 Feb 2013, 12:02 am
Latham & Watkins’ Middle East Technology, IP and Sourcing team has just published the sixth edition of Middle East and Africa Technology, IP and Sourcing Focus.
This edition includes a white paper on preparing a statement of work for a technology or sourcing transaction, guidance on US Trade Controls for companies operating in Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and the United Arab Emirates, a primer on Data Protection in Saudi Arabia and a round-up of the latest note-worthy… [read post]
18 Jan 2012, 10:48 am
On February 29th, we, the folks at Accellis Technology Group that publish Legal Loudspeaker, will select 3 law firms or businesses that will win a complete Network Audit. We will evaluate your servers, computers, firewall, printers, software, backups, anti-virus, security systems and more.
Each Network Audit will include:
Network Hardware & Equipment Analysis
Backup and Data Retention Policy Review
Security Evaluation
Other Office Infrastructure Review
Expert Advice & Feedback
Click here to view… [read post]
28 Oct 2012, 2:57 pm
Professor Oliver Goodenough of Vermont Law School and Harvard’s Berkman Center Law Lab, and Assistant Dean Rebecca Purdom of Vermont Law School, have published Reimagining Legal Education, Huffington Post, 5 September 2012.
Summary:
[...] We need to invent ways to realize the goals of modern [legal] education in the new [technological] modalities and forms on their own terms, uncoupled from the old structures of classroom, text, and homework. In the process, we will create new forms of pedagogy… [read post]
19 Mar 2012, 10:00 am
Last week I wrote on The High Cost of Cloud Computing Due Diligence, and asked readers what thoughts they had on how the burden of cloud computing due diligence could be reduced.
In his post on The Myth of Due Diligence, David Whelan questions the assumption that we should apply more strict due diligence requirements to the cloud than to traditional desktop-based software:
If due diligence is called for – and something is, whether it needs that name or not – then it should apply equally to the… [read post]
14 Dec 2009, 8:18 pm
In case you overlooked it in our selected #slawca retweets from last week, the ABA Techshow 2010 schedule has been released. ABA Techshow will be taking place March 25-27, 2010 in Chicago. View the quick web version of the schedule (session titles only, speakers aren’t listed here) or download the PDF schedule and registration info. Keynote is Ari Kaplan: “The New Big Bang – The Convergence of Technology and Marketing”. Faculty from our Slaw community and the larger Canadian legal industry… [read post]
25 Jul 2010, 1:43 pm
Judge Dory Reiling, Ph.D., Vice President of the Amsterdam District Court, has published a new blogpost entitled Nieuw! Visie op de rechtspraak, at her blog on Mr. Online.
The post comments on the report issued last month, entitled Visie op de rechtspraak, which set out a proposed vision of the future for the the administration of justice in The Netherlands.
In her post, Judge Reiling remarks on the lack of attention to technology in the Visie op de rechtspraak report. Judge Reiling presents an… [read post]
20 Apr 2010, 10:45 am
If you've ever tried to network a Windows Vista or Windows 7 computer with computers running Windows XP and you still have hair, you're one of the lucky ones. Because of changes in the security settings and OS, Vista and Win 7 don't like to play nice on a Windows XP network but chances are that you need to get at least two of these three operating systems to talk to each other so you can share data. Enter the How-To Geek website with a great set of instructions on how to amke this process as pain… [read post]
18 Nov 2011, 2:14 pm
When linked with a ScanSnap scanner, Worldox, a leading Document Management system for law firms, allows you to scan documents of any kind directly into Worldox with the press of a single button. This eliminates your need to scan to your desktop, open the document, and do a Worldox Save. This can save you a lot of time.
Here’s a quick, 4-minute video on how to integrate your ScanSnap scanner with Worldox:
Once set-up, saving a scanned document is easy:
Load your paper into the… [read post]
20 Oct 2011, 12:47 pm
It would be bad enough if politicians did nothing once elected, but it seems that they have a knack for doing those things that will do the most harm. That is why one of the recommendations in the interim report has me rather concerned. On page 21 of the report the Jobs Council recommends: "the Administration should test an 'open source' approach to tech transfer and commercializations." What does that even mean? It might sound good to some, and certainly is the "in thing" to recommend I… [read post]
11 Jun 2012, 9:45 am
Closing the Loop: Responding to People's Information Needs from Crisis Response to Recovery to Development - A Case Study of Post-Earthquake Haiti (Internews, May 2012) [text]
Crisis Mapping, Humanitarian Principles and the Application of Protection Standards: A Dialogue between Crisis Mappers and Operational Humanitarian Agencies, Geneva, 17 Nov. 2011 (World Vision, 2012) [text]
Deepening Participation and Improving Aid Effectiveness through Media and ICTs: A Practical Manual Translating Lessons… [read post]
17 Aug 2012, 2:33 pm
Professor Karl Okamoto of Drexel University College of Law has been awarded a National Science Foundation grant to develop a virtual law practice platform for use by law students learning practice skills, according to Dara McBride’s article, Drexel law professor creates a virtual venue for getting real-world experience , Philadelphia Inquirer , 14 August 2012. The platform is called LawMeets . Click here for a description of the grant. In a tweet today LawMeets suggested it may be willing… [read post]
22 May 2012, 3:12 pm
A new law practice and legal technology laboratory — called ReInvent Law — will be launched at the Michigan State University College of Law, and co-directed by Professor Dr. Daniel Martin Katz and Professor Renee Newman Knake, according to a 19 May 2012 post at Computational Legal Studies.
According to the post, the work of the lab will embrace “innovation, technology, and entrepreneurship,” and will address topics including legal education, legal prediction, the development of new… [read post]