Books

Do's and don'ts of effective PowerPoint presentations. An excerpt from Paul J. Unger's book that you want to read.

Internet Legal Research on a Budget will help you quickly find the best free or low-cost resources online and use them for your research needs.

Sometimes it is easier and quicker to begin your research project using secondary law, such as articles, sample plead­ings, and briefs, because these resources explain and analyze primary law and point you to the primary law relevant to your project.

Particularly fascinating to us was the author’s experience with website hosts, described in an Appendix, which proves that finding the “right” host may be harder than you imagine.

Creating protocols for handling your law office’s important paper and electronic documents will also help you improve your business practices.

Paper comes from all kinds of sources. Opposing counsel. Clients. Post office. Vendors. Pickup this book and learn how to transition to a paperless office.

Fully revised and updated to reflect the newest versions of the iPad and the latest apps available.

PowerPoint in One Hour for Lawyers offers practical advice for creating effective presentations quickly and easily. PowerPoint expert and attorney Paul Unger explains the simple and the complex, helping you create and deliver more effective presentations.

ABA Law Practice Division author and iPad expert Tom Mighell will be speaking at the Apple Store on Michigan Avenue on Wednesday, March 26 at 6:00pm. Don't miss this excellent program about how lawyers can use their iPads at work to save time and simplify their tasks.

Know the four factors the court will consider if you are sued for copyright infringement, and wanted to claim you are protected under fair use.