Each Friday, I have the pleasure of joining legal journalists from the U.S. and U.K. to talk about the latest legal technology news.
Bob Ambrogi hosts the Legaltech Week in review, which is recorded live via Zoom and posted
Each Friday, I have the pleasure of joining legal journalists from the U.S. and U.K. to talk about the latest legal technology news.
Bob Ambrogi hosts the Legaltech Week in review, which is recorded live via Zoom and posted
One positive from the pandemic is the amount of information sharing and note comparisons happening.
The Legal Services Corporation’s briefings are a prime example. At its latest briefing, LSC focused the overview and anecdotes on domestic violence, a problem
One positive from the pandemic is the amount of information sharing and note comparisons happening.
The Legal Services Corporation’s briefings are a prime example. At its latest briefing, LSC focused the overview and anecdotes on domestic violence, a problem
When I first started this blog, I brainstormed a list of people I wanted to profile who are working on the A2J frontlines. Cat Moon was high on my list. I still want to go back and take a closer
My recent piece at Above the Law focused on why we should expect and really demand that many of the quick fixes we’re seeing adopted by courts be further developed. Just look at Michigan, where cases are being argued and
On Monday, the Legal Services Corporation held an incredibly informative briefing on the state of the courts and access to justice from coast to coast.
The two-hour program using Zoom and Facebook Live was broadcast publicly and is archived for
Like many entrepreneurs breaking new ground, Nicole Bradick’s legal innovation spark came from personal experience.
A litigation associate at a Maine law firm, Bradick began telecommuting after the birth of her first child. She suddenly found that she was a
This week at Above the Law, I wrote about making sure communications are considerate of all employees/staffers. While many employers have been on top of good communications from the start, I was struck in conversation after conversation how many
As the number of confirmed cases of the coronavirus rise and shelter-in-place orders spread, the fear of prolonged isolation and loneliness is pervasive.
Stephen J. Dubner addressed this topic in February on Freakonomics Radio, noting that unwanted social isolation
