As reported in a recent Adobe blog post, Adobe Reader security and application issues continue. Adobe describes the most recent issue as a “critical vulnerability” that may “cause the application to crash and could potentially allow an attacker to take control of the affected system.” The problem involves Adobe Reader and Acrobat versions 9.1 and …
Letting Our New Probate Forms Loose
Spring is a busy time. How does one complete and file a tax return, caddie for Tiger in the Master’s, throw out the first pitch on the Twin’s opening day and run the Boston Marathon? Create time, that is. Work smart and utilize the excellent work of a diligent group of probate practitioners and practicelaw …
Revised Foreclosure Forms to Dock Soon
Arthur Goldberg once said, “If Columbus had an advisory committee, he would still be at the dock.” But at practicelaw, we have not set out to discover the New World; we recognize the benefits of committee input. A premier example of that effort is the Minnesota Advisory Task Force on Uniform Conveyancing Forms. The Minnesota …
Kicking This Word Addiction Ain't Easy
Sam Glover, who operates the Lawyerist blog, recently posted an item exhorting lawyers to give up on Microsoft Word and move to OpenOffice or other free or web-based word processing systems (“Microsoft Word is a habit you can kick,” 1/21/09). I agreed with the gist of the post and added the following comment. The reality …
At Last Count, 40 New Probate Forms Coming
We seem to stay constantly busy at practicelaw developing new forms, which currently include new forms in the probate, practice management, civil litigation and family law areas. The first set of new forms to be released this Spring will likely be in probate, where at last count we had 40 new forms under development. This …
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