A while back Verdict Systems added a feature in Sanction II that allows you - the end user - to synch your video depositions online. This is not a new feature to presentation software packages; inData has their own version, which is called TimeCoder Pro, even the slightly popular Visionary has an online synch […]

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Before the demo from Clarity Legal Software, the attorneys from Foreman, Lewis & Hutchison (the hosts of this fine seminar) showed how they re-enact a client’s story in their office so they can better understand a case.
When they were done re-enacting the scenes from a tragic death of a client in police custody, Rafe Foreman […]

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I find myself constantly needing internet access in the courtroom. While most courthouses are offering pay plans or sometimes free wi-fi, not all do and sometimes it doesn’t make sense to pay $25 for 5 minutes of use. If you own a Treo (models 650-755) it’s time you took advantage of the quick […]

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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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So I spend the good part of today putting the last post together not remembering today was when the new iMacs were being released. And what else was released? Keynote '08.. If you are a presentation geek, check out http://www.apple.com/iwork/keynote/. There are some amazing new features. For the first time since college when Quake […]

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(Please note: Any skipping shown in the video is not the way it appears on the presentation screen.) On the surface Microsoft’s PowerPoint and Apple’s Keynote look very similar. If you dig a little deeper you’ll see that there are some major differences. As I’m sure most people have seen what a PowerPoint presentation […]

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