Picture this. You're lying on a sunny beach, holding a tall glass topped with a tiny umbrella in your sunscreen-covered hand — and the only choice you plan on making over the next few hours is whether you're going to read the latest A Song of Fire and Ice novel or go for a dip in the ocean. Then your phone beeps. A few moments later, it starts beeping some more. Pretty soon, it's beeping so often you think you're watching an Andrew Dice Clay stand-up routine on network television. Now, you're looking at spending your hard-earned vacation holed up in your hotel room as you try and deal with a work emergency so serious that it would make Armageddon look like a picnic.
Luckily, there are all types of devices and tools to prevent people from going completely off the grid and being completely inaccessible to their work colleagues. Law Technology News asked 12 tech-savvy legal professionals what tech tools do they use to keep in touch with the office, especially in case of an emergency.
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