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Read More »How to Mobilize Your Legal Calendar
Managing your calendar is a critical aspect of practicing law. Schedules can be complex and deadlines matter. You want your calendar in your pocket (or on your wrist), but consumer calendars don’t have the tools attorneys need. Can you have it all? Can you automate legal scheduling, and still see it on your phone? Join us on Wednesday, July 22nd for …
Read More »How to Become a Mobile Lawyer
Learn how to truly mobilize your practice beyond simply using email on your mobile device.
Read More »Apps that Take my Firm from Office to Poolside
My Summer Hours: Poolside, by appointment only. With these 6 apps, I stay on top of my law practice whether poolside or at the office.
Read More »Your Practice in Your Pocket: Tips for Practicing Law on Mobile Devices
Join us Wednesday, April 23rd at 2pm ET for a 30 minute webinar on how, through a mobile device platform, you can have your practice everywhere you go.
Read More »Google Plus Hangouts: The New Legal Interface
If utilized to make an efficient way to interact and track all information provided between an attorney and a client in a particular matter, no party should ever be left in the dark.
Read More »Dropbox for the Mobile Lawyer
The case management software I use in my law firm is, without a doubt, great. Although we are capable of logging into our server remotely, there are times when our attempts to log in are not successful. I use Dropbox to read documents on my phone, to work from home, and more generally to keep important and/or sensitive documents safe. …
Read More »Practical Encryption: Files on the Go
Scenario: You’re headed out of the office for a series of meetings and you want to bring some electronic documents with you –open files you’re working on, a draft of a presentation, etc. – but you don’t want to carry around your full laptop. Typical Solution: Grab one of the thumb drives from the pile you probably have in your …
Read More »Summer Vacation Technology
Summer and vacation seasons are approaching. Some prefer to completely disconnect on vacation, while others like to stay connected. Work aside, those who choose to stay connected can use technology to make their trips more manageable and stress free with travel apps, adapters, and travel-friendly cameras. In this episode of The Kennedy-Mighell Report, Dennis Kennedy and Tom Mighell discuss the intersection of technology and vacation, …
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