Would you like to read articles on the web without the surrounding clutter? Would you like to control the relative size of the text in web page articles? Would you like to print only the article in a format that is truly readable?

Go out to lunch – Don’t go out to lunch – which decision will serve you the best results?

If you have jumped aboard the iPad train, using the powerful adaptability of this device, you may be interested in the iPad Show.

The Ultimate Guide to Gmail by Taty Sena is a handy, very informative PDF guide to using Gmail.  It also includes valuable links to Gmail shortcuts and a Gmail cheat-sheet. It explains labels, setting, advanced settings, filters and more.  If you are using Google Docs, Google Calendar, Tasks, or need help on just about any [...]

Three Tips in One  TIP ONE – Practice Management Advisor Reba Nance from the Colorado Bar recently wrote this great tip for sending email directly from Word. Composing and Sending an E-Mail Without Ever Leaving Microsoft Word – Word 2007, 2003 and 2000 Many of us spend much of our time in Word.  Wouldn’t it [...]

If “information overload” or “information disorganization” is driving you nuts, check out Evernote http://www.evernote.com/ .

The articles in this edition of “Law Practice” will help you evaluate your risk and determine what preventative actions to initiate. Be proactive; insure your days are spent practicing law on behalf of your clients, not in defense of your oversights or mistakes.

In order to succeed…..   “The End of Lawyers” by Richard Susskind is a great read to get you thinking about the future of the practice of law.  You may or may not agree with his predictions, but reading the book will certainly make you think about how you can have a positive impact on [...]

iPhone vs Droid

Fraud Alert – Family Law Practitioners Read Dan Pinnington’s article on the latest scam hitting primarily Family Law Practitioners.  http://avoidaclaim.com/?p=460  You can’t afford to ignore this warning.  These scams are getting more sophisticated and difficult to spot. Dan’s article also points out that the time frame immediately preceding a holiday weekend is an especially active [...]