Don’t let the title fool you. The Criminal Defense Law with an Apple Blog has some great reviews of software for the Mac. With a recent design upgrade the site is looking as snazzy as ever. Check it out, you might find something new!
In the quest to continually learn new theories and ideas behind presentation design, I follow many blogs. One of the most well known is Presentation Zen by Garr Reynolds.
Garr has written a great article comparing eloquent speeches compared with a poorly designed PowerPoint. Since an opening statement or closing argument is […]
There was a great article published on the ABA Journal’s website today. Both the attorneys (Ben Stevens and Rick Georges) interviewed are listed in my blogroll. Both of their blogs are in my RSS Reader, and I believe both are very knowledgeable.
Some of the issues discussed truly hit home to me. […]
Ben Stevens a proud, Mac totin’, bloggin’ lawyer recently posted about his upcoming speaking arraignments at the 2008 ABA TechShow. Having multiple presentations on how to use Macs in law offices shows the widening acceptance, that makes me happy. Be sure to check out his post here.
For those that don’t know about the conference, […]
Ben Stevens at The Mac Lawyer posted a review from PC World which states:
“The fastest Windows Vista notebook we’ve tested this year is a Mac. Try that again: The fastest Windows Vista notebook we’ve tested this year–or for that matter, ever–is a Mac. Not a Dell, not a Toshiba, not even an Alienware. The $2419 […]
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 […]