
In my change of direction post, I said I had been reading a few books. I thought it might be nice to tell you about some of them. This is good for me too as it gets me to look through them again.
I read somewhere, a long time ago, that when you first read a [...]
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When I wrote my earlier post here, I said I had been doing a lot of research. In this post I set out some of the sites that I have been using.
Probably the best blogging site is Problogger which is written by Australian blogger Darren Rowse. He is a full time professional blogger who apparently [...]
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An exciting new development (referred to in an article in the Guardian today) is the Law Bazaar, set up by solicitor Costas Andrea. Sickened by the huge sums made by claims companies simply for referring cases to solicitors (the people who do the actual work) he has set up a new web-site where clients can [...]
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I recently listened to an interesting webcast of an interview of Richard Susskind here. Susskind is promoting his new book, The End of Lawyers?: Rethinking the nature of legal services, having written several groundbreaking books on the use of IT and technology in the internet in the past.
Susskind covers quite a wide range of legal [...]
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Anyone in the legal profession who is at all interested in the development of legal services on the internet should sign up for the Internet Newsletter (full name internet Newsletter for Lawyers & Law 2.).
Run for many years by the superb Delia Venables (who runs the best legal links site on the internet) it won [...]
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