ABA Techshow.Blog

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This blawg is updated on a regular basis bringing information to attendees about the upcoming ABA Techshow.

Author: ABA Techshow planning board members, past and present, and select ABA staff members post here. Contributors include Tom Mighell, who is senior counsel with Cowles & Thompson in Dallas, writes Inter-Alia and contributes to Between Lawyers; and Jim Calloway, who is director of the Oklahoma Bar Association's Management Assistance Program and also writes Jim Calloway’s Law Practice Tips Blog.

Blawg Related Categories: Bar Associations • ABA • Law Practice Management • Legal Technology • Consultant

Recent Posts from ABA Techshow.Blog


  • The Best of ABA TECHSHOW: Supercharge Your Referrals With Technology

    Swing your mouse around legal sites on the Internet these days, and it's hard not to hit a story, Tweet or blog post about how to use technology to develop new business. While these articles…

  • The Best of ABA TECHSHOW: Got Apple Envy? Practicing Law with a Mac

    It used to be the only apples found in the law office were in lunch bags. No longer: the resurgence of the Apple Macintosh platform has led to many attorneys now practicing law on their…

  • The Best of ABA TECHSHOW: E-mail Archiving: So, What's Wrong With Saving Everything?

    We are proud to announce ABA TECHSHOW is opening its archive to bring you the best papers and presentations that have been prepared for past educational sessions of ABA TECHSHOW! Every week, past speakers will…

  • ABA TECHSHOW Registration Opens in Two Days!

    Registration for ABA TECHSHOW 2010 opens on Thursday, October 1! Be sure to visit www.techshow.com to register today in order to receive the early-bird discount -- as much as $200. ABA Law Practice Management Section…

  • Who's Been Viewing your Gmail?

    There's been a lot of buzz lately about G-mail flaws and hacks. If you're curious about whether someone has been able to gain access to your account without your knowledge, G-mail has a feature which…

  • IT Employees May Be Reading Your E-mails and Copying

    On June 11th, 2009, The Wall Street Journal reported that a global survey has found that the number of information-technology (IT) employees who admitted to accessing corporate information has risen from 33% to 35% in…

  • 5 Great Feature Enhancements to Expect in PowerPoint 2010

    Microsoft is hard at work on its Office 2010 product. We've started to see features of the updated productivity applications, and here are some of the great feature enhancements to expect in PowerPoint 2010: 1.…

  • Smartphones and Security

    An increasing number of lawyers and firms are adopting iPhones - a trend evidenced by the increasing interest in the devices at TECHSHOW. But before you rush off to find an app for that you…

  • Even Free Speech Needs a Traffic Cop Sometimes

    As more and more people begin to adopt social media, many businesses,including law firms - both internally and on behalf of their clients - are struggling with creating policies that will allow employees to show…

  • Paper Evidence Can Still be Persuasive

    People v. Ashonti Hall: 07CR10342. July 14, 2009. This is a murder trial arising from a shooting that occurred in a church parking lot. The People are presenting a diagram to the jury which includes…