Agenda: May/June 2011

COVER STORY

Catch Me If You Can

BigLaw's dilemma: How do we keep our own lawyers from sabotaging security systems?

To Stop A Thief

Should BigLaw pay more attention to personnel distress?

Seeking Symbiosis

Expert researchers combine human and computer skills to get best search results.

Treasure Hunt

Research for a law review article grew into a trove of state secrets.

The First Amendment is D.O.A.

Technology has made suppression of speech impossible.

COMPARE & CONTRAST: Mobile Printers

There are not a lot of mobile printer options, but enough to choose one to fit your needs.

Compare & Contrast Chart

Mobile Printers

No Help From A Ninja

Google's beta Cr-48 notebook disappoints an earthbound lawyer.

The Long Road To Justice

Technology was crucial to vindicate Bloody Sunday victims.

Am Law 10

Who's flying around the friendly sky?

Did E-Discovery Kill Howrey?

CEO Robert Ruyak blames EDD vendors as factor in firm's demise.

Flip Your Legal Research 360º

Is it time to switch your priorities to maximize benefits of tools?

THE MOBILE LAWYER:

Be Square

New QR codes can add websites, bios, PowerPoint presentations, and more to your business cards.

SOCIAL MEDIA:

Protect & Promote

The dual challenges of social media.

SOCIAL MEDIA:

Fast-Moving Target

Courts send mixed messages about social media.

MOBILE DEVICES:

Scanners to Go

New scanners can help roaming professionals capture key data.

THE MOBILE LAWYER:

Golden State

Living smart with new phones and amazing apps.

TECH ON TRIAL:

Holding Court

Eight ideas to help the judiciary make wise technology decisions when facing severe budget cuts.

EXEMPLARS:

Peak Performance

Baker Donelson says Frontline Performance Intelligence helps diagnose application slowdowns or crashes.

BALL IN YOUR COURT:

Double Exposure

Single drive imaging can be a ministerial task when performed by a reasonably competent person.

PRO BONO:

Time Served

PARADIGM SHIFT:

Green Back

WilmerHale and Silverstein split costs and benefits of energy efficiencies.

PRO BONO:

The Innocence Record

Winston & Strawn creates a database of case data about convicts who were exonerated by DNA.

WEB WATCH:

One Win, One Loss

The American Bar Association revamps its primary website and shutters another.