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Practice of Law Traveling for Trial? 5 Free Apps to Get You Going

Traveling for Trial? 5 Free Apps to Get You Going

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

The first time you travel for a trial or deposition, it's fun and exciting. By the time you have a few wins under your belt, it becomes a hassle. If you have...

Practice of Law BlackBerry's Q10 Their Most Important Phone, Some Lawyers May Love It

BlackBerry's Q10 Their Most Important Phone, Some Lawyers May Love It

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Gizmodo calls the upcoming Q10 Blackberry’s “most important phone.” We couldn’t agree more. At this week’s big unveiling of the long-awaited Blackberry OS 10...

Practice of Law Kim Dotcom's Mega: Is This Your New Cloud Storage Solution?

Kim Dotcom's Mega: Is This Your New Cloud Storage Solution?

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

We're big fans of DropBox around here. It auto-syncs files to the cloud, which allows us, and our coworkers, to access our files from anywhere, on nearly any...

Practice of Law 'CrackBerry' Reboot? BlackBerry Announces Z10, Q10 Models

'CrackBerry' Reboot? BlackBerry Announces Z10, Q10 Models

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

If you are firmly committed to your QWERTY keyboard (beloved by so many lawyers), new BlackBerry options are coming to the market. Tuesday, The Wall Street...

Practice of Law Google Fights For Users' Privacy; Still Playing by 80s Rules

Google Fights For Users' Privacy; Still Playing by 80s Rules

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Yesterday was apparently Data Privacy Day. Didn't notice? We don't blame you. Like the concepts of temperance, abstinence, and alchemy, it might seem like a...

Practice of Law Is It Illegal to Unlock Your Smartphone?

Is It Illegal to Unlock Your Smartphone?

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

Back in the Wireless Dark Ages, you actually had to get a new phone number if you hopped between cell phone carriers. In 2003, the Federal Communications...

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