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Why I Heart Yammer

I don’t normally provide product reviews, nor does the blog, but I’ve been enamored so much with one product lately that I have to shout its praises. Doubtless, you’ve heard of the phenomenon known as Twitter. It’s the micro-blogging service that has techy and non-techy 30+ year olds scrambling to figure out. One problem I …

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Fastcase Adds Minnesota Statutes to Database

It’s a holiday today at the Minnesota State Bar Association, but I just received notice on the Fastcase blog that Fastcase has added the Minnesota statutes as one of its fully searchable databases. Nice! Previously, Fastcase linked to the Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes, which maintains an online version of Minnesota statutes. Now, …

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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 …

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Lawyers Using Social Media? Hardly

The first of a series of posts on practicelaw’s annual survey results Beginning last year, practicelaw began an annual survey of its users (and a few who don’t use the service) to determine how we are doing and how to plan for future directions. We’ll be posting here with this year’s results, including questions that …

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