The following is the final part of a 4 part post expanding on my short introduction to an ILTA session entitled, Do Robot Lawyers Dream of Billable Seconds? If you have not yet listened to the full session (and you have nothing better to do for the next 90 minutes), you should go listen to
The Exponential Law Firm – Part 3
The following is the 3rd part of a 4 part post expanding on my short introduction to an ILTA session entitled, Do Robot Lawyers Dream of Billable Seconds? If you have not yet listened to the full session (and you have nothing better to do for the next 90 minutes), you should go listen to
The Exponential Law Firm – Part 2
The following is the second part of a 4 part post that expands upon a short introduction I gave to an ILTA session entitled, Do Robot Lawyers Dream of Billable Seconds? If you have not yet listened to the full session (and you have nothing better to do for the next 90 minutes), you should
The Exponential Law Firm – Part 1
The following is the 1st part of a 4 part post expanding on my short introduction to an ILTA session entitled, Do Robot Lawyers Dream of Billable Seconds? If you have not yet listened to the full session (and you have nothing better to do for the next 90 minutes), you should go listen to
Do Robot Lawyers Dream of Billable Seconds?
I had the privilege and pleasure of moderating a terrific panel at the ILTA conference this year. The title of the session was the title of this post. And the intention of the session was to explore, not WHAT new technology was coming down the pipe, but HOW that technology would fundamentally change lawyers, law
Texas Scold 'Em
They say that everything is bigger in Texas. Apparently that even includes self-deluding opinions. Yesterday, a friend pointed me toward an article in Texas Law Book entitled Get Wall Street Out of the Practice of Law. (Subscription Required) In this opinion piece, the author, a former Big Law partner and current Legal Communications Advisor,
The Depths T'Which Ethics Reaches: or, The Origin of Opinion 642
Google Glass: 2 Weeks In
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| Jacked In – You have to look serious when exploring the Matrix |
So, I’ve had a lot of people asking me about Glass over the last few weeks. How is it? What do you think? Should I get one? My answers have generally been: It’s interesting, I think I like it, and No, you definitely
Glass First Impressions: The Bad, the Ugly, and the Good
OK. I’ve had a couple of days to experiment with Google’s Glass technology. It’s still very early days, and I haven’t come to any firm conclusions yet, but I’m ready to give my first impressions.
First, the bad. Glass is definitely not yet ready for Prime Time. To be fair, Google has never claimed otherwise.
Getting Google Glass All Wrong
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Last year it seemed everyone was gaga for Google Glass.
“Ooooooh, it’s a computer for your face! It’s got a camera and can give you directions! It’s just like your phone was permanently positioned 3 feet in front of your right eye! Woo hoo! I can’t wait to get one!”
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