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Are client extranets worth the expense?
Several law firms have experimented with or adopted extranets. Questions pertaining to costs, hosting, recovery and ease of use are ongoing. But the questions that firms often neglect to ask include: Do clients perceive their extranet to be of value? What specific features, if any, make a difference? Has the value of these offerings caught up with the hype and the cost?A Look Back at a Decade Without a Name
Trying to recap the first decade of the new millennium is as daunting as putting my music collection on my iPod. But 10 years ago, I could not carry thousands of songs — or my Rolodex (remember them?), telephone, computer and calendar — in my pocket and all on the same device. The evolution of how we listen to music, how we communicate, how we socialize and how we get information were not the only changes in the last 10 years.Daily Decision Service Alert: Vol. 22, No. 69 – April 10, 2013
Daily decision alert.Proposed Changes In Civil Practice Are Published
The New Jersey Supreme Court's Civil Practice Committee has published its 2010 report of proposed rule changes: a 169-page compendium of suggestions for fixing inefficiencies and injustices identified by practitioners or judges.Companies weigh the risk of exposure
Companies suspected of financial mischief may find themselves caught between accepting federal promises of leniency in exchange for a peek at internal corporate investigations and airing corporate dirty linen to the world.2nd Circuit Affirms Standard for Winning New Trial When Exhibits Are Lost
The destruction of some trial exhibits in the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks on the World Trade Center did not deprive a convicted sexual predator of his right to appeal, the 2nd Circuit has ruled. Remaining in the camp of the majority of circuits on the issue, the court reaffirmed that an appellant must show that the absence of trial records has created "specific prejudice to his ability to perfect an appeal" before it orders a new trial.The Ins and Outs of Third Circuit Cross-Appeals
It is common for a litigant to lose some motions and win others. A question appellate lawyers often hear from lawyers representing clients who have won some and lost some, but who ultimately prevailed, is, "Do I need to cross-appeal?"The First Amendment and the 'Reparative' Therapy Cases
Tempers will surely continue to run hot over the merits of "reparative" therapy, and rightly so. But it is important not to let hard cases (or unsympathetic plaintiffs) make bad law.Trending Stories
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