Earlier this month, Thomson Reuters debuted the WestlawNext Android App, providing mobile access to WestlawNext from both Android tablets and smartphones. I was given a limited-time log-in to WestlawNext to try out the app. I tested it on an Android tablet and here is what I found.

Overall, I like it. I have two complaints,…

The dictionary on an iPhone.

Mobile versions of Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary of Law were released this week, compatible with either iOS or Android devices. Both include more than 10,000 legal words and phrases, along with information on cases, laws and the legal system. The iOS version can be used with either an iPhone or…

If you are involved in arbitrations or mediations under the auspices of the American Arbitration Association, whether as an advocate or a neutral, you will want to get the AAA’s new mobile app.

Available free for iPhones, iPads and Android devices, it allows easy access to all AAA rules, codes…

Another question in my Legal Internet Trivia Challenge was, “Which court was the first to make its opinions available in electronic format?” Here, I messed up in the phrasing of the question. What I meant to ask was, “Which court was the first to make…

Which law firm was first to have a website? I asked this in my recent Legal Internet Trivia Challenge. Congratulations to Edward Granger of Marketing on Trial for providing the correct answer.

So which firm was it? (Drum roll.) The…

Update: Nos. 1 and 3 have been correctly answered. No 2 is still up for grabs.

Here is your chance to answer a trivia challenge and win a prize.

In a post here last November, I wrote about Trend Micro’s SafeSync for Business,…

Read a post I wrote about the ruling here: Mass. Joins Other States in Ruling that Cloud Computing is Ethical for Lawyers.…

I gave two presentations at the Rhode Island Bar Association annual meeting June 15. The first, on cloud computing for lawyers, I posted here. Below is the second, “20 Tips for Seizing the Power of Social Media.” The first half covers marketing, the second half covers ethics.

I was interviewed about this question by Melissa DiMercurio at the blog, Legal Technology Observer.…

What’s going on today? First, both CNN and Fox get it wrong on the health care ruling. And then the ABA Techshow blog declares, “ABA TECHSHOW 2007 Begins to Take Shape.”

Five years after the event, it begins to take shape?

That, anyway, was the update that came across the Techshow blog’s RSS…

That is how co-founder Claudio Dunkelman describes his new lawyer-client matching site, LawZam. The site aims to connect consumers with attorneys by facilitating free, face-to-face consultations conducted live via videoconferencing.

“LawZam is like speed dating for the legal world,” Dunkelman, a Los Angeles lawyer, says in a

Now you can get an advanced degree in tax law without ever leaving your desk. Boston University School of Law has launched a program for an Online LL.M. in Taxation, based on the bricks-and-mortar version of its Graduate Tax Program.

From the program website:

Our renowned LL.M. program,