Organizing your legal cases - if you are a litigator and you haven't tried using CaseMap you should do so immediately. It's free to try for thirty days so you have not excuse. It does so many things that it is hard to describe its full breadth but if you have a case that needs a fact chronology (and most cases do) then download it and test it out.
One of the co-founders of the company, Bob Wiss, is here at our firm demonstrating some of the new features in their most recent upgrade. The cool thing about this company is that they not only have a great product, but their support is among the best of any company I've ever come across.
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Statutory Construction - understanding statutory law is somber stuff, and this is especially true for federal statutes. Why? They're written by lawyers, well actually they are written by lobbyists who are lawyers. And why do I mention this? Well because there is a new blog in town called Statutory Construction Zone run by a nice fellow named Gary O'Connor who has taken inspiration from Howard Bashman. Looks like a great site.
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Ex Parte Blog - Ex Parte is a weblog maintained by the Harvard Law School Federalist Society. I can see that I'm going to have to add a category to the law blog outline for "Organizations." If you loyal readers think your law blog belongs in that category let me know and I'll move it. Thanks.
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