Lately the trend I see in renovated/new courtrooms is the installation of Plasma TV’s instead of ceiling mounted projectors. I’ve also been surprised with the amount of delivery companys setting up older courtrooms with a plasma for an upcoming trial. People, this is not optimal.
I’ve said it before… and I’ll say it again… […]

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I have been reading Evan Schaeffer's blogs for a while now.  Although I'm not an attorney I read The Illinois Trial Pactice Weblog and Evan Schaffer's Legal Underground quite a lot. His tips and techniques are thought provoking and when put to actual use, work.  I've seen variations of his ideas put to great use […]

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Over the past 5 years I’ve learned through trial and error there are other items that should be packed to help you accomplish the perfect Trial Presentation. While I realize you can’t pack everything you *might* need, this is a list of essential items.

Leatherman Tool
Remote
Gender Benders
DVItoVGA Adapter
Pelican Case
Gaffers Tape
(2) Skirts
Blank DVD & CD

Leatherman […]

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Does Rick Georges over at FutureLawyer have the answer to my iPhone post?  There are a lot of rumors that google is going to jump into the cell phone business.  If anyone can get a phone right for business I would put my money on google.  I hope the rumors come true…
 

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Everyone that is sick of hearing about the iPhone raise their hand. I’m still undecided if I need the device or not. Currently I have a treo 700p and love it, even with its quirks. Although the iPhone is sexy, I just can’t justify breaking my contract with sprint, signing a new […]

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Lately I hav
en’t been working in the office that much. I don’t have a strict backup plan implemented in home. What does that mean? If I don’t go into the office every day my data is not backed up. That’s scary.
I found my new best friend. Mozy.com is offering unlimited […]

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I've always enjoyed creating timelines.  Here's what I created for a client recently, there are actually two images that are printed out in very high quality and posted to normal blowup boards.  Then we tape them from the back which allows the attorney to fold for easy carrying.  Unfolded the entire timeline reaches almost 7'x4'.
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