Tips and Tricks
Do You Know What to Do if You or a Client are Attacked on the Web?
By Nerino Petro at 29 July, 2010, 10:09 am
If you’ve ever had to try and get someone who is posting your materials on their site without permissioin or someone who has posted malicious information on the web dealt with, it can be a confusing and daunting task. The Law Technology News Daily alert email has a link to How to Protect Client Reputation From Web Attacks which provides a nice overview of things to do including the absolute need to use the complaint procedure of the hosting site.
Read More >>Outlook Tip: Quickly Delete Outlook Emails Permanently
By Nerino Petro at 27 July, 2010, 1:40 pm
Most people delete Outlook email messages by clicking on the Delete command or using the Delete key on their keyboard. However, this doesn’t permanently delete the message; rather, it sends it to the Outlook Deleted items folder. And there it sits in most cases, waiting to be permanently deleted when the user finally gets round to using the Empty Deleted Items command (from the right click context menu).
Read More >>10 Great Expert Tips for Word 2010
By Nerino Petro at 13 July, 2010, 10:29 am
PCMAG.COM has a great article on 10 useful Word 2010 power tips titled 10 Expert Tips For Microsoft Word 2010 . These tips go to core features that will have an impact every time you open a document based on the default template. Whether you’re an expert user or someone just starting to use Word 2010, these are great tips to help you get the most out of Word 2010.
Read More >>10 Apps for being “Green”
By Nerino Petro at 6 July, 2010, 9:49 am
Smarter Technology has a list of 10 apps to help you with being “green.” They vary in price from free to $5.99 and cover a range of different uses including iRecycle, a free app that can help you figure out where to dispose of , well, hard to dispose of things:
Read More >>Do Lawyers Need A “Stupid” Stamp: Think Before You Post Online To Avoid Ethical Pitfalls
By Nerino Petro at 12 May, 2010, 11:56 am
The lawyers covered are from across the country and the online vehicles of their self destruction vary from blogs to Facebook to commenting on online news stories. And it’s not just lawyers: Judges are getting caught as well. One of the examples involves, I’m sorry to say, an Assistant Public Defender from my home county of Winnebago, Illinois, who was posting about her clients and their cases in very free and open language. Or how about Chicago immigration lawyer Samir “Sam” Chowhan who advertised for an assistant on Carigslist that also included having sex with him as part of the job duties.
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