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The American Lawyer

iPod Goes to Work for the Firm

By Alan Cohen | August 8, 2005

From the moment it was introduced in 2001, two things about the iPod were as clear as its sound: It was a terrifically innovative music player, and it had no business use whatsoever -- unless

Nokia, Siemens Merging Units

By Phineas Lambert | June 20, 2006

Finnish telecom company Nokia and Germany's Siemens AG on Monday responded to the challenge posed by rivals' deals by announcing they will merge their mobile and fixed-line networking equipment bus

Corporate Counsel

The Killer App

April 21, 2005

Asking an in-house lawyer about technology is like asking Santa Claus about flying: Each has a system, but it's none too fancy and a bit hard to believe. Indeed, legal departments haven't exac

Analysts: Palm Still Has Life Left

By Andrea Orr | February 6, 2006

Although computer hardware makers including Dell Inc., Hewlett-Packard Co. and Apple Computer Inc. could take interest in acquiring Palm Inc.'s successful Treo smartphone technology, the profitabl

Big Blue Sheds Printer Division

By Andrea Orr | January 29, 2007

The relatively low price tag of IBM Corp.'s deal to sell its printer division to Japan's Ricoh Co. Ltd. suggests Big Blue had not invested enough in the unit to keep up with competitive rivals, an

National Law Journal

Courts Urged to Accept Videoconferencing

By Pamela A. MacLean | April 22, 2005

A good defense lawyer taking apart the government's star witness during cross-examination puts the "confront" in the Constitution's confrontation clause.Hard to imagine achieving the s

The Legal Intelligencer

When to Go VoIP? That Is the Question

By Edward J. Grubb | August 9, 2007

Chances are you know someone who's using free or consumer-class Voice over Internet Protocol solutions and making long-distance calls for "free." But is this VoIP technology suitable for a law firm

Legaltech News

Deconstructing Document Management

By Cynthia Aylsworth | May 3, 2005

In late 2003, Cummings & Lockwood took a road less traveled. Rather than merging into a larger firm, we chose to reorganize from a 180-lawyer full service firm into an 80-lawyer firm focus

Legaltech News

Second Opinions: Avoiding Moving Day Panic

October 15, 2004

Moving day is scheduled, everybody's frantic.What can IT directors do to be sure equipment arrives safely and networks are sound? Experts weigh in.Aaron KatzNewmarkWashingto

The Associated Press

Removing Land Lines

By Dibya Sarkar | December 19, 2007

With Americans cutting the cord to their land lines, 2007 is likely to be the first calendar year in which U.S. households spend more on cell phone services, industry and government officials say.