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July 2005
A monthly newsletter with the latest on litigation in an electronic age. If you wish to submit your comments or give us a link to an article, please email us at: info@tglmedia.com.
In this issue:
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A Library of Resources for using hyperlinked briefs
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Excellent resource for E-Discovery |
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Link: http://www.discoveryresources.org/
DiscoveryResources.org appears to be a clearinghouse for the most up-to-date information, resources and news available about electronic discovery. Given the greatly increased role of electronic evidence in litigation, this site offers needed resources for legal professionals who seek to understand the many new technological and legal challenges associated with electronic discovery.
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TechnoFeature: Digital Briefs 101 |
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By Our Own Debbie Ausburn
Link: http://blog.technolawyer.com (requires subscription)
Link2: http://www.tglmedia.com/news/when.html (same information on our site.)
Who wants to rifle through thousands of pieces of paper when you can just point and click? Enter digital briefs. In this article, lawyer and digital briefs pioneer Deborah Ausburn discusses several basic principles lawyers need to follow to ensure that they get the most out of this increasingly popular litigation technology.
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Louisiana Supreme Court's new website offers RSS |
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Link: http://www.lasc.org/
From: http://www.ernietheattorney.net/ernie_the_attorney/2005/06/louisiana
The Louisiana Supreme Court has a new website that actually offers RSS feeds of court news and opinions. RSS allows a newsreader to automatically update with the latest content from preselected sites. Welcome to the cutting edge Louisiana!
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Legal Guide for Bloggers |
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Link: http://www.eff.org/bloggers/lg/
From: http://www.feedmelegal.com/2005/06/electronic_fron.html
If you would like to avoid the possibility of getting in trouble for what you may post on a blog, this is a good site to visit. Whether you're new or old hat at blogging, you can learn something about what to avoid. As more and more bloggers are getting in trouble for what they post, learning how to avoid such trouble is not such a bad idea.
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Brand Hijacking and Identity Theft: A Phishing Trap
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From: http://www.blawgzine.com/?p=4
We've all gotten emails asking us to verify our bank information, many times "from" institutions that we don't even do business with. However, a few of them will be "from" in institution that we bank or invest with. Often times, the graphics look very credible. Some people make colossal mistakes by giving out their information. In such cases, the "phishing" expedition is successful. This site will help you recognize and avoid these scams.
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Lawyer Sells Services on eBay |
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Link: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5579280198
From: http://www.blawgzine.com/?p=3
It was bound to happen sooner or later. A lawyer (patent attorney John Ogilvie) has actually offered his services on eBay. In May, Ogilvie listed his "Trademark Application -- Legal Services" offer on the auction site, with the promise: "Registration guaranteed or your money back." Is this a crazy idea or his he going to become rich from this marketing ploy. Next could we be bidding for accountants, psychologists or even heart surgeons?
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