With D.C. Circuit judge Sri Srinivasan being identified as a potential Obama nominee to succeed Justice Scalia on the bench, not surprisingly, the media has been churning out stories about everything from his immigrant background to his stellar credentials to his views on matters like the environment, women’s rights and the First Amendment.
With concern over the high cost of legal services so acute that even the ABA is encouraging bars to consider allowing non-lawyers to provide limited scope services , it is unfathomable that the Hampden County Bar Association is opposing a move towards replacing court reporters with a digital reporting system, as reported in MassLive.com.
If revenues are a little slow this month, personalized client updates and status reports are guaranteed to jump start cash-flow. Client status reports work because they keep you at the forefront of the client’s mind, and they can be used to identify new issues that a client may decide to pursue. Here’s the most efficient
Yesterday, TechCrunch contributer Bastiann Janmaat pondered this question: Are startups selling to startups building a house of cards? Bastian observes:
B2B companies whose customers are other early stage B2B companies put themselves doubly at risk: Not only are startups failure-prone by nature, but an early stage company with strong fundamentals can still falter if
[Note: Minor changes to post as of 2/9, 1 pm] Both Avvo and the ABA have recognized the need for individuals and small business owners to get quick answers from lawyers. To this end, Avvo launched Avvo Advisors last year where a user can pay 39 bucks for a fifteen minute Q and
Scrolling through #LegalTech on Twitter, a new name came across my feed: StandIn, described as kind of an Uber for court appearances. Since many other #altlaw sites that self-describe as Uber rarely live up to the hype, I decided to see how StandIn would stand up to the comparison and downloaded the app to
Do appearances as a commentator on local or national television translate into phone calls or clients? Not really, is the consensus of my solo and small law firm colleagues who’ve made it onto the air. While my colleagues all enjoyed the adrenaline rush of rapid-fire questions of on-air interviews and would return in a heartbeat,
Client trust accounts are intended to safeguard clients’ property – whether it takes the form of a million-dollar settlement award that needs to allocated before distribution to the client, or a $5000 advance retainer fee that hasn’t yet been earned. But as a result of a recent North Carolina ethics opinion, 2015 FEO 6,
If one were to ask New Jersey’s ethics regulators the popular native question, what exit?, the response would be ”the one that lets out at the turn of the century. The twentieth century, that is. Because what I can tell from the various New Jersey ethics advisory committees, regulators have their eyes planted
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Last Friday, the founder of Fixed – an app that enables users to upload and contest a parking ticket, and part of the Tiny Law Revolution appeared on Shark Tank to pitch for investment in his company. Given that most legal tech products