Blogs are not just for lawyers – there are several excellent blogs aimed at paralegals and legal assistants. I have listed several below, and I invite you to let me know of others that I can add to this list: The Paralegal, published by Ana Pierro Paralegal How To Practical Paralegalism, published by Lynne DeVenny Paralegalese Paralegal… Continue Reading
Monthly Archives: November 2009
Happy Thanksgiving from The Mac Lawyer
Posted in MiscellaneousTake a moment today to consider all the things that you should be thankful for, and be sure to let those you love know that you love and appreciate them…
MILO Chat Podcast, Vol.13
Posted in PodcastsThe latest episode of MILO Chat Weekly, Episode 13 – “I Feel Like I’m Looking at a Skinnier Version of Me”, has been released, and it’s a "very special" episode, as only Victor Medina and Finis Price were available on the day it was recorded, due to scheduling conflicts. Subscribe to this podcast using iTunes by clicking HERE…. Continue Reading
Additional Thoughts About “Got Apple Envy”
Posted in SoftwareLast week, I blogged about my presentation from ABA TechShow 2009, "Got Apple Envy? Macs in a PC World". Yesterday, Jeffrey Kabbe of Apple Briefs published the following article, which set forth his thoughts regarding what should be added to my article: I just finished reading through the materials for the presentation by Ben Stevens and David… Continue Reading
FutureLawyer on Wrong Side of iPhone vs. Droid Debate Too
Posted in iPhoneAs you may recall, FutureLawyer (Rick Georges) and The Mac Lawyer (Ben Stevens) went head-to-head in the March 2008 ABA Journal (Mac v. PC). By all accounts, the fight had to be stopped early – with Mac being declared the unanimous victor. Hip hip hooray! Now, FutureLawyer seems to be itching for another fight, as he blogged… Continue Reading
Got Apple Envy? Macs in a PC World (Best of ABA TechShow 2009)
Posted in Mac vs. PC, Office Management, Presentations, Switching to MacsThe ABA TechShow blog has a series called "The Best of ABA TechShow 2009", which features some of the best presentations given by past speakers to showcase some of the content available to attendees. I am pleased that "Got Apple Envy? Macs in a PC World", the presentation given by David Sparks and me is one of those… Continue Reading
Guest Post :: Wireless Microphones for Use with MacSpeech Dictate Legal
Posted in Guest Posts, Hardware, Product ReviewsThe following Guest Post was written by one of my readers, Michael Yurkanin, and it reviews several wireless microphones to address their use with MacSpeech Dictate Legal: I. Introduction There have been many articles written about the latest version of dictation software by MacSpeech, MacSpeech Dictate Legal. To use the software requires a microphone. The… Continue Reading
How to Set Default Column Size in Finder Windows Under Snow Leopard
Posted in How Do I ... ?, Mac OS XI installed Snow Leopard shortly after its release, and overall I have really liked it. The one thing that has been driving me absolutely bonkers was the fact that now under Snow Leopard, Finder automatically resets its columns back to a narrow width. If I had hair, I would have been pulling it out over this quirk, but luckily… Continue Reading
Reflections on MILOfest 2009
Posted in Offline ResourcesAs my readers are aware, I attended the inaugural MILOfest last week in Orlando, FL, where I presented a session called "Computing in the Clouds". Overall, I thought that the seminar was superb and that it offered something to everyone, from the novice to hardcore Mac-using attorneys. Since I returned, I have wanted to post my thoughts… Continue Reading
The Mac Lawyer in Orlando, FL
Posted in PresentationsI am in Orlando, Florida this weekend, speaking at MILO Fest 2009 on the subject of "Computing in the Clouds." My talk will discuss ways to use web-based technology in the practice of law, including programs like Evernote, Dropbox, and Gmail. I look forward to getting to meet and spend some time with my readers at… Continue Reading
Backup Solutions for Your Mac
Posted in How Do I ... ?, Office Management, SoftwareIt only takes you one time to experience a data loss without a current backup to make you understand just how important they are. I learned that lesson the hard way several years ago. The following article from Mac Tricks & Tips discusses the backup options for Macs: Backup’s are very important. You should always have more… Continue Reading
Guest Post :: Being Seduced by a Server
Posted in Guest Posts, HardwareTechnology and Business seem to have a rite of passage. When the business starts, a few computers are purchased and the firm makes sure they can access the internet. The assumption is to become a real business requires purchasing your own server. Everybody needs one, right? And thanks to Apple and Microsoft, they are so… Continue Reading