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We love looking at new products and hearing about products from our peers. This week we decided to try to urge some peers to chime in on the Elephant Post and let us know of some products they’ve been looking at, and though we should as well. We have a few,
As the school year ended, I told my three daughters that I was going to cancel the cable subscriptions because I didn’t want them sitting in front of the TV all Summer watching The Disney Channel or Nickelodeon. However, like most of my home projects, I haven’t followed through on my promise. Instead, we’ve been addicted
No more lengthy diatribes on NYTimes.com.
I noticed on today’s home page:
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You’ve probably heard the saying that “Youth is wasted on the young.” After seeing the list of participants in the program, “The Future of Law Libraries: The Future Is Now?” put on by Harvard Law School’s John Palfrey on June 16th, the thought of “Idea generation and future
If you said length, well, yeah, size does matter. Kinda. But it is more about how you use it, of course!
The dash [ – ], which is created by typing the “minus” key, is used in compound words. Like in the sentence, “Toby is
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Almost without fail, whenever I bring up the issue of Client Relationship Management (CRM) tools with others in the legal industry, the conversation ends up talking about what an overall failure the CRM resource ended up being, but because the firm invested so much time, money and people into the
As I was writing a piece on the partnership of BigLaw firm White & Case and Indian Law School Jindal Global School a couple weeks ago, I thought that this is one of those posts that will get a lot of reaction from our readers. We all know that the world is flattening, but to
