In This Issue: May 2008 / Cover Story

Defining Documents

One of the most challenging problems facing litigation attorneys is how to work with the massive volume of digital documents produced during the discovery phase of a case.

Our Man in Baghdad

Ben Hallman blogs from Iraq for The American Lawyer.

WEB 2.0: Involuntary Spotlight?

Avvo expects lawyers and law firms to "claim" their profiles.

WEB 2.0: Please Hear Me!

Collaborating with wikis keeps all voices audible.

WORKFLOW: Dumping Stale Data

If it's not properly trashed, you can be vulnerable.

Time & Billing: Get Paid Faster

A computerized system triggers faster payments.

WEB 2.0: What is Web 2.0?

Overwhelmed? Here's a quick primer on new tools.

GREEN LAW: Reduce Your Footprint

How paralegals can help shape firm protocols and practices.

WEB WATCH: Super-Powered Websites

Add a brain, improve your vision, and speak from the grave.

TEST DRIVE: iPods for Newbies

A basic primer for late adopters who will soon be evangelists.

BALL IN YOUR COURT: Dealing with Third Parties

Collection from non-parties poses unforeseen challenges.

UP CLOSE: Anthony DeCerce

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