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A new Legal Web ebook with CPD for solicitors
Thanks to Tessa Shepperson for reviewing favourably Delia Venables and my latest Legal Web ebook with CPD for solicitors called Modern Practice Topics for Solicitors. Are you feeling ignorant about the internet. Worried about wikis? Bothered by blogs? Or intimidated by twitter? You need a bit of professional training and guidance. Allow me to introduce […]
Barristers’ CPD – don’t panic
Updated for 2011: In his inimitable style Geeklawyer trashes the need for CPD for barristers: “let’s bin the **** rubbish” (link no longer working). That pending, he recommends using a cheap online CPD provider. I couldn’t agree more. By far the best value in town are the current Legal Web CPD courses which Delia Venables […]
Two new ebooks with CPD
A belated plug for the two new Legal Web ebooks edited and published jointly by me and Delia Venables. The 2008/2009 ebooks are: Topics of Modern Legal Practice Software as a Service for legal applications New and developing legal resources on the web Alternative legal services – how will legal services be delivered in future? […]
CPD without tears
Delia Venables and I have just produced and published another two online Legal Web e-books with 5 CPD each. Topics for Barristers covers Chambers Management and the Web; Virtual Chambers; Websites, Resources and Blogs; Electronic Resources in the Inns of Court Libraries; and Legal IT as a Commodity. Legal Information and Web 2.0 covers Free […]
e-Books for lawyers
I have expended much of my creative effort these last few weeks finishing off a couple of new e-books with 5 CPD points a pop on the subject of the legal web, produced by me and Delia Venables and just published on infolaw. You’ll find full details there, but here’s a quick summary. Changing Practice […]
All law blogs and feeds
I’ve recently added a Blogs section to infolaw Lawfinder, cataloguing all UK law and related blogs, plus a few overseas sites of direct relevance. Still no surge of interest in blogging here. Also added is the Feeds section, cataloguing all UK law and related feeds anddisplaying the latest 10 headlines. Many law feeds have come […]
Lawfinder open for free browse access
From today there is free browse access to all Lawfinder, the Lawfinder RSS feeds and the related Lawlinker utility. As the web matures, both user expectations of value and our ability economically to deliver that value increase. There are thousands of occasional users of Lawfinder – both lawyers and lay persons – who will benefit […]
Whither the Legal Web Part 2
Another plug for Whither the Legal Web?, the new e-book compiled and edited by me and Delia Venables, Part 2 of which is published today. Part 1, available since May, covers Legal Information. Part 2, now available, covers how the web is transforming Legal Practice, with articles on the transformation of communication, managing email, electronic […]
Whither the Legal Web?
I’ve been hard at work with Delia Venables these past few months putting together a new online publication called Whither the Legal Web?, designed to bring you up to date on legal web developments, point you to where it’s going and earn you CPD points. The fruits of our labours are now published. Please support […]
