CourtTechBulletin
JULY 9, 2020
Assateague Island Wild Ponies We have news about a report on protection order repositories, a drive-up clerk’s office that protects uses and staff, comments on impediments in the application of court and legal technology, the HiiL Charging for Justice report, the NIEM 5.1 beta standard announcement, AI closed captioning systems compared, and fun Zoom and Teams web video meeting backgrounds.
NCBA Law Practice Management Blog
JULY 8, 2020
Legal consumer habits are shifting under the feet of attorneys ; and , law firms, rooted in tradition, are feeling the pressure to reduce prices and overhead, while increasing service. Part of this legal consumer revolution involves the rise of DIY clients, who want to do more, without the involvement of lawyers, because they’re cost-sensitive. Law firms responding to these pressure points are doing so in a number of ways.
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MyLegalAssistants
JULY 10, 2020
What is a Summary Dissolution (AKA: “Express Divorce”)? A Summary Dissolution, also known as the “Express Divorce” is the most cost-effective way to get divorced as long as you and your spouse meet the below requirements. Unlike the typical divorce process, which tends to be more complicated and could cost you thousands of dollars, the “Express Divorce” requires less paperwork and there is only a one-time filing fee with the Court.
Trademark & Copyright Law
JULY 9, 2020
On June 30, amidst the traditional flurry of end-of-term opinions, the Supreme Court issued its decision in the first case to have been argued before it via teleconference, United States Patent and Trademark Office et al. v. Booking.com B.V. In addition to making history in the remote-work era, this case caught the attention of trademark lawyers and some mainstream media ; after all, it concerns a relatively well-known brand and the intriguing question of genericness.
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Cenza
JULY 8, 2020
What are legacy contracts? Legacy contracts are legally binding agreements that are either active or have matured. Sometimes, these contracts can be decades old, making them hard to find or process. While technology has made life easier in terms of actually preparing and navigating contracts, the use of too many tools can often add layers of complexity to fairly straightforward tasks.
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Legal Research is Easy
JULY 8, 2020
It's been a while since my last post but in my defense, I've been pretty busy of late. I decided that I'd write about something when something came along that really caught my attention. Well, guess what?!? Here in South Carolina, there is a publication called South Carolina Lawyers Weekly at sclawyersweekly.com). Great periodical, it is, full of stories about lawyer and law and legal things.
Vanguard
JULY 7, 2020
Tuesday, July 7, 2020. Even before the COVID pandemic struck, Global Workplace Analytics, a research-based consulting organization, predicted that 25 to 30 percent of the U.S. workforce w ould be working from home multiple days a week by the end of 2021. . That trend could be —and already has been— especially disruptive to the legal industry, where in-person meetings have long been considered vital to the attorney-client relationship.
NewYorkCourtWatcher
JULY 6, 2020
More Aftermath of Scalia's Dreadful Oregon v. Smith Opinion Last week, in Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany v. Vullo, a New York appellate court rejected religious objections to paying for abortion coverage. The state's Appellate Division, Third Department, voted unanimously to deny the Albany Catholic Diocese, as well as other religious groups, an exemption from New York's.
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