Not all of my online conversations take place here at Compliance Building. I try to make as many comments in other places as I do here. Twitter is a sporadic stream of thoughts, comments, and replies. I also try to leave as many comments on other blogs as I do posts here. I think you [...]
Corresponding with Cornelius – a new series of blog posts
on April 10, 2009 in Compliance Bits and Pieces
Martindale-Hubbell’s Counsel to Counsel Forum
on April 8, 2009 in Compliance Bits and Pieces
The folks over at Martindale-Hubbell were nice enough to invite me to their latest Counsel to Counsel Forum in Washington D.C. The forum operates under the rule that “what is said in the room stays in the room” so I will not share any details, but there were a few themes that I think I [...]
Extranets for Law Firm and Client Collaboration – Moving Beyond Email
on April 5, 2009 in Enterprise 2.0
One of the problems with collaboration between law firms and their clients is that too much of it happens through email. Email is fast, allows you to send the same message to lots of people, and is inexpensive. But it is still a set of messages sent back and forth, much like the Pony Express. [...]
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