We’ve all heard about the digital revolution and the hype surrounding the benefits it carries in on its coat tails. But have you ever asked your videographer what they use or to show you the difference?
Many attorneys that I talk to that are interested in technology simply don’t know what legal video is or that it exists. In this series of articles, I will explain some of the different types of legal video and their uses/benefits.
Do you use Trial Director? Good, does your document imaging provider know that? Here’s a little guide created to help you with your next document imaging project.
If you’ve ever lost files because you didn’t back them up, you’ve learned your lesson. If you’ve never backed up your files, it’s because you haven’t lost anything yet. Let’s get backed up using Mozy.
TUAW has a nice writeup today on 5 useful iPhone apps for lawyers. Wait, what?! You don’t have an iPhone. Well, this should make you salivate a little more.
Most people think of Trial Director as an electronic evidence presentation tool. While I do not dispute that is its highest and best use, it is certainly not the only thing that makes this multi-purpose software one of the leaders in litigation technology.
Legal Videography has a wide definition of so-called experts, certified users and “this guy I know” providers. Make certain you get what you need to go to trial and impress your audience.
Technology isn’t just about streamlining the process. It’s about telling a story using the most effective tools possible.
We’ve all heard a teacher in our life say that “everyone learns differently’”. Well it’s true
Highrise is a tool created by 37Signals to help individuals and small business ingest and organize the plethora of information that we get each day through simple communication with other people. It does a superb job of organizing our client interactions. It can do the same for yours.
