Below is a Powerpoint presentation by Dominic Jaar on this subject:
- The cost of paper
- Judge’s responsibilities
- Lawyer’s obligations
- Why Technology
- Courtroom Set-up costs
- Issues for lawyers
- New requirements
Below is a Powerpoint presentation by Dominic Jaar on this subject:
- The cost of paper
- Judge’s responsibilities
- Lawyer’s obligations
- Why Technology
- Courtroom Set-up costs
- Issues for lawyers
- New requirements
Here are parts of an interview Dominic Jaar gave to the Canadian Lawyer Magazine during the 3rd edition of the LegalIT conference regarding the use of technologies in the judicial system.
Funny article in Corporate Counsel Magazine by Elliott Hurwitt on tech companies PR and their use of empty buzzwords. Here are some examples:
“fully loaded, user-centric, scalable”, etc.
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LexBlog’s Rob La Gatta talks to Ledjit Consulting legal counsel Dominic Jaar on the TECHSHOW 2009 floor about his take on where technology is taking the law and why he hasn’t been as active a blogger in recent months as he used to be.
Click here to see the interviews
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Computerworld reports that a Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton associate at reformatted an Excel spreadsheet and mistakenly added 179 contracts to an agreement to buy Lehman Brothers assets… It seems the spreadsheet contained nearly 1,000 rows and more than 24,000 individual cells.
I will quote Elie Mystalas at Above the law on this one: “we all know, they don’t teach “Excel” in law school and they really, really should.”
Hat Tip to Catherine Sanders Reach for directing me to the article.