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Parents Believe That the Instagram Account of Their Daughter Holds the Key to her Suicide

By Gerry W. Beyer on February 13, 2019 Posted in Technology

The parents of Molly Russell have been unsuccessful in their attempts to access ...

The Digital Black Market and Dropgangs: The Evolution With Technology

By Peggy Keene on February 6, 2019 Posted in Technology

In today’s age of Internet and innovation, it comes as no surprise that new technologies ...

FaceTime Bug Creates “HearTime” Allowing Eavesdropping

By Claudia Alvarado on January 31, 2019 Posted in Blog, Data Privacy, Privacy, Technology

As technology evolves allowing for easier methods to communicate, so does the ...

Network and save $150 on registration at ABA TECHSHOW 2019 in Chicago

By Justine Vasquez on January 28, 2019 Posted in Technology

Experience over 31 years of legal technology and innovation at the ABA TECHSHOW 2019 at the Hyatt Regency Chicago from February 27 to March 2, 2019. Learn all about how technology can work for you and your firm by registering for the ABA TECHSHOW 2019. Members of the State Bar of Texas can use code...… Continue Reading

Technology: Living Spaces

By Adam Faderewski on January 4, 2019 Posted in Technology, Texas Bar Journal

Jessica Hoffmann on whether your smart home is friend or foe when litigation ...

Cell Tower Records Thwart Will Contest

By Gerry W. Beyer on December 27, 2018 Posted in Technology, Wills

After the decedent died and a will was offered for probate ...

Technology: Is a Video of a Video Admissible in a Criminal Trial?

By Adam Faderewski on December 11, 2018 Posted in Evidence, Technology, Texas Bar Journal

Brandon Barnett and Brandy Hankins on video and how it relates to Texas Rule of Evidence 901. To learn more about how to successfully run your practice, read the entire December issue at texasbar.com/tbj.… Continue Reading

An Employer’s Spooky Interpretation of its Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Policy

By Drew York on October 31, 2018 Posted in Technology

Companies are increasingly allowing employees to bring their own devices to ...

Chicago Bar Association offers technology, practice management videos

By Adam Faderewski on October 24, 2018 Posted in Law Practice Management, Technology

Currently more than 100 on-demand videos can be watched and or accessed through ...

The Battle over Biometrics

By Adam Faderewski on October 8, 2018 Posted in Technology, Texas Bar Journal

A look at the law in Texas and two other states… Continue Reading

Motorcycles may soon get their own AI safety technology

By On behalf of Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Sorrels, Agosto & Aziz on August 27, 2018 Posted in Technology

Automatic braking - One of the earliest examples of AI safety in cars, automatic ...

Designer Labels Introduce Clothing Technology Into Fashion Lines

By Peggy Keene on August 14, 2018 Posted in Data Privacy, Technology

This latest foray by Hilfiger iwill allow the clothing technology chips to track ...

The Appellate Road Warrior: Apps for Practicing From the Road

By D. Todd Smith on July 18, 2018 Posted in Technology

Microsoft Office: An Office365 annual subscription gets you free access to apps ...

The Appellate Road Warrior: Preparing for Mobile Lawyering

By D. Todd Smith on July 11, 2018 Posted in Technology

This is the third installment in my series on practicing appellate law from the road. To see the others, click here. You’ve chosen your hardware (laptop, tablet, or smartphone) and the basic software you’ll need to be productive. Before going on the road, you must also consider how your information will be organized and accessed … Continue Reading

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The Appellate Road Warrior: Preparing for Mobile Lawyering

By D. Todd Smith on July 5, 2018 Posted in Technology

Effective mobile lawyering requires some up-front preparation. The hardware you'll ...

Introduction to the Appellate Road Warrior

By D. Todd Smith on June 28, 2018 Posted in Technology

Think about what Texas appellate practice was like a decade ago. Courts required ...

How Much Does Your Virtual Assistant Know About You?

By Peggy Keene on June 26, 2018 Posted in Data Privacy, Technology

Amazon recently had to answer to the U.S. Senate after it was confirmed that ...

The World Isn’t Prepared for Retirement

By Gerry W. Beyer on May 30, 2018 Posted in Humor, Technology

The Argon Retirement Readiness Survey of 2018 was a three question survey given ...

Blockchain is Already Changing Accounting

By Gerry W. Beyer on May 8, 2018 Posted in Technology

Two of the “Big Four” accounting firms have already started to accept Bitcoin ...

Texas Bar Journal Must-Reads for May

By Eric Quitugua on May 2, 2018 Posted in SXSW, Technology

Check out the May issue of the Texas Bar Journal for a recap of SXSW legal ...

Legal Tech Needs to Abandon UX

By Greg Lambert on April 9, 2018 Posted in Technology

There are calls to regulate AI or find ways to hold the programmers accountable ...

Live chat

By Adam Faderewski on April 5, 2018 Posted in Law Practice Management, Technology, Texas Bar Blog, Texas Bar Journal

(Video) Emma Hanes suggests attorneys check their website’s live chat settings to ...

What happens when AI gets creative?

By Adam Faderewski on March 22, 2018 Posted in SXSW, Technology, Texas Bar Blog

When artificial intelligence creates something; who gets the credit? Is it the programmer, the designer, the artist, or the AI itself? What about when AI destroys? Who or what takes the blame? Panelists Jessica Fjeld, a clinical instructor at Harvard Law School Cyberlaw Clinic, Sarah Newman, a creative researcher at metaLAB at Harvard, Alexander Reben,...… Continue Reading

A Global Perspective on the Future of Wearable Technology

By Seyfarth Shaw LLP on March 20, 2018 Posted in Employment Law, Technology

Wearables — where to start? With the smartwatch languishing in my junk drawer ...