practicehacker


Tips, tools, tricks, traps, and advice regarding the use of technology in law practice (esp. Web 2.0 / law 2.0 / enterprise 2.0 techniques and technologies).

Author: Mazyar Hedayat practices at M. Hedayat + Asssociates in Bollingbrook, Ill. He also writes The Illinois Bankruptcy Lawyer Blog.

Blawg Related Categories: Law Practice Management • Legal Technology • Solo / Small Firm

Recent Posts from practicehacker


  • You know you have a following when …

    … websites that aggregate 3rd-party applications compete for your favor. Case in point,  the following 5 iPhone app aggregators are featured in this post on RWW Chorus AppsFire Yappler Appolicious App Genius This is where…

  • 100 Google Docs Tips

    Ed. Note - this post is reproduced with the permission of Accredited Online Colleges.org (thank-you to Amber Johnson) Keyboard Shortcuts Navigate your documents and screen a lot faster when you use these keyboard shortcuts for…

  • Happy Birthday Firefox (p.s. burn in hell Internet Explorer)

    Take a minute to wish Firefox a happy 5th birthday.  Can you believe? It’s been 5 glorious years since Firefox made it fun again to get on the Internet. Sure Chrome has been a noble…

  • Wish I had Apple’s Problems …

  • 7th Circuit E-Discovery Program

    This month’s installment from Cybercontrols is about the E-Discovery Pilot Program run by the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals.  The Pilot runs from Oct. 1 ‘09 to May 1 ‘10 and is intended to motivate informational exchanges…

  • Modern Warfare 2

    Waitng for my copy at midnight.

  • Twitoaster - Bringing Twitter to your Blog

    Twitoaster threads and archives Twitter conversations about you and your blog posts, then threads them and presents them along with background, context, and statistics. Twitoaster is available as a WordPress plugin that automatically retrieves Twitter replies…

  • Google Dashboard … uh, so what?

    People are getting way too excited about this. It’s just a dashboard!

  • DocVerse: MS Word Does Google Docs

  • getting found online

    From Guy Kawasaki’s Alltop - some good advice about how to get found online: Don’t Be Ordinary. Unique ideas will take you further than throwing money at marketing Create Good Content. Blogs, videos, podcasts, social…