How the Internet is Making Lawyering Worse And How to Stay Good in Spite of It - Reviews

Interesting course -- not what I was expecting, but still good. Some good points...

After practicing as a commercial litigator for over twenty-five years, I work in a contact solutions group that relies heavily on technology. I believe experience with technology allows me to be effective. However, some of the younger attorneys know the technology better than the law. Hopefully, as attorneys, we will find a balance. Thank you for your observations.

An excellent topic with an excellent instructor. Definitely makes us think about how technology can be our friend but we have to be careful and make sure our human element is always in control. The instructor presented in a kind and casual way that it felt like a conversation and therefore made the class very enjoyable.

I agree with you ad work offline most of the time. I can always upload latter.

I enjoyed the presenter's point of view.

Great stuff! KB

Guy was fun! To listen to a history of WP, Word, etc., was a hoot--I started on a Wang word processor in 84 at DOJ Justice Main in DC. We had the 'latest' stuff an filing a brief using Wang (kicking it out on these noisy printers, two minutes per page) was horrific. A comma or two changed on page 27 of a brief would repaginate the remaining pages, or the whole darn thing. I'm an old guy, and I know some curmudgeons my age who still claim that everyone was better off with word perfect. They are becoming irrelevant, but like the cranky uncle at thanksgiving, we indulge them. But the presentation was well organized, the anecdotes were instructive and important (spam folder tip, eg.,).