In This Issue: April 2010 / Cover Story

The Reign of SOX

A carefully crafted document management system can help your firm meet its business goals, as well as the requirements of Sarbanes-Oxley and other compliance mandates.

Editor's Note

Change or Die! Carpe Diem! Two of my favorite mantras.

President's Corner

Fit to be Tied

New definitions of "dress for success"

Partnerships & Alliances

People

Done Deals

Litigation Support

Document Management

Practice Tools

Office Gear

Infrastructure

The Mobile Lawyer

DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT: Rethink Open Source

Large firms may be surprised to find viable options.

DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT: Creating a Starter Kit

DLA Piper lets clients help themselves to basic documents.

DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT: The Future Is Now?

Document assembly technology is gaining traction.

BALL IN YOUR COURT: Quick, Easy, Cheap

After a big firm partner was directed to turn over three years of e-mail in a searchable electronic format, counsel estimated it would take three days to locate and segregate the messages. That didn't include time to review the mail and put it in a container file. Oh "C'mon," said Special Master Craig Ball.

GREEN LAW: Green Legal Matters

April conference in New Orleans focuses on LEED opportunities.

UP CLOSE: George Socha

President, Socha Consulting

IT @ DEBACCO: Third Time's the Charm

It took repeated attempts to find the right online storage system.

WEB WATCH: From Projects to Neutrals

Manage your projects, rank experts, and draft contracts with three new web tools.

TEST DRIVE: The Changing of the Guard

Columnist Donna Payne finds unexpected and handy uses in her favorite technologies including e-readers, netbooks, iPods, PDAs, and more.