A provocative group of legal technologists—all past or present chairs of ABA TECHSHOW®—survey the legal tech landscape. Telling what's new and next is David Bilinsky, James Calloway, Simon Chester, Jeff Flax, Sharon Nelson, Dan Pinnington and Mark Tamminga.

Word processing, spreadsheets, collaboration tools—all are available on the Web. But how do these Web-based applications stack up against Microsoft Office?

New speech recognition products offer significant improvements over their predecessors. Plus: Nerino Petro's “All-in-One Headset Solution” and Stanford P. Hill's “Digital Dictation: How Sweet It Is.”

In the latest installment of this new Law Practice series, a fictional partner in a small law firm needs advice on revamping his firm's technology strategy. Offering recommendations on the scenario are Wells Anderson, Richard G. Ferguson, Debbie Foster, Joseph L. Kashi and David G. Ries.

In this preview from the third edition of The Lawyer's Guide to Marketing on the Internet, the book's authors define the basics of Internet advertising and best practices, including, a primer on the dos and don'ts of online visibility.

Digital touch-ups, e-mail spoofing, phishing, metadata missteps—the list of ways to tamper with things electronic grows longer (and stranger).

Acrobat just got better in ways that will matter to lawyers—especially litigation practitioners.

Adobe launches a solid new player in the online conferencing arena.

A look at what's different about Windows Vista—and whether to upgrade.

From storage expenses to lost time, understanding the real cost of managing and retaining your files.

Many firms fail to maximize the unique marketing opportunities that lateral hires offer. Here are steps you can take to market laterals internally and externally.

Whether you're a practice group leader, a firm manager or a firm administrator, understanding the key drivers for effective practice group planning can ensure that your groups stay on course.