Jim Calloway's Law Practice Tips Blog

PC World blogger Rick Broida's post "Get More From Outlook With Hassle-Free PC" is so good that you should go read it right now if you are an Outlook user. I subscribe to his weekly e-mail even tho...

Being named to the ABA Journal's 2008 Blawg 100 was a most exciting honor. Thanks to the staff of the ABA Journal and congratulations to the other bloggers who were named to the list. It is worth y...

Today I want to write a little bit about Google. This is inspired by David Carr's article in the New York Times Google Seduces with Utility, where he discusses his ever-growing relationship with Go...

Law Practice Today, a monthly e-zine published by the ABA Law Practice Management Section, has recently undergone a makeover and its November 2008 issue is really great. But before I discuss it fur...

Carolyn Elefant has the best-known blog on starting a law practice at My Shingle. She has posted an interesting project where she uses mind-mapping software to create a diagram outlining the though...

My friend, Reid Trautz, has published his 2008 Holiday Gift Guide for Lawyers. Lots of fun and interesting items are included there. This is a good opportunity for the lawyer to drop electronic hin...

Metadata still remains a huge and often misunderstood topic. Since my article Metadata - What Is It and What Are My Ethical Duties? was published in the Oklahoma Bar Journal on November 8, 2008, I'...

A blog post from the Greatest American Lawyer blog made me chuckle and it might make you think. The webinar topic was law firm profitability and GAL wanted to talk about alternatives to hourly bill...

Who are the most important people in your practice? Well, if you answered anyone besides clients, go over and sit in the corner and contemplate the error of your ways. In last month's Oklahoma Bar ...

Jim Calloway and Sharon Nelson discuss this important topic and the ethical implications of EDD outsourcing in the October Edition of their Digital Edge: Lawyers and Technology podcast. Take a few ...