In July, we reported that Reed Smith had fired prominent blogger and TechnoLawyer member Denise Howell (she coined the word "blawg"). I'm pleased to report that Denise has a new gig — several actually. ZDNet has hired her to pen the legal blog Lawgarithms, and Leo Laporte of TechTV and TWIT fame has hired her to create a podcast called TWIL (This Week in Law). In addition, Denise continues to write her personal blog and record the Sound Policy podcast at IT Conversations.
Longtime TechnoLawyer member Lewis Kinard has assumed the title of CEO and General Counsel of Practice Manager Group, developer of Practice Manager, a soup-to-nuts case management solution. Kinard previously served as the company's COO. Kinard's story is similar to that of Victor Kiam — he liked the product so much, he joined the company.
Finally, TechnoLawyer member and law firm trainer extraordinaire Carole Levitt of Internet for Lawyers has published the latest edition of Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet, which explains how to use the Internet to investigate just about anything — from digging up dirt to impeaching someone's credibility to finding missing people, property records, political party affiliations, unlisted phone numbers, cell phone numbers, and much more. Read it before your adversary does!
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