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I stumbled across a neat little site by Professor Douglas Linder, a professor at the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law.  You can view Professor Linder’s website here: Famous Trials – UMKC School of Law – Prof. Douglas Linder. Would John Brown have fled in a white SUV? Linder teaches a class on “Famous…

I’ve been working to get NC Trial Law Blog a place on some different Blog aggregators. Of course, this is limited only by my knowledge base (small but expanding) and the ease of the programs. I’ve gotten registered at Legal Soapbox, which is a Blog aggregator and also a sort of Blog, in and of…

This is being typed on my Treo 650 phone: I’m trying out a new feature my hosting service, TypePad, is offering: mobile blogging. By using my Treo 650 smart phone, I can post directly to my blog over the cell phone’s Internet connection. I took the above photo of my desk top screen with my…

I’ve driven myself crazy counting days on calendars over my career. Sometimes it is under extreme duress (i.e.: I swear we are within our 90 day window on that A & P summons…..), and sometimes it was happy counting (i.e.: Let’s see, 8% interest on $250,000 for 728 days is…..) Anyhow, here is a neat…

I received this as an email question, but it is a great question for everyone. I am trying to find a way to take forms in pdf format off the net and make them fillable. If I downloaded and learned to use openoffice, would that work? My response: There are different software programs that can…

I just got back from a three day legal work trip in Akron, Ohio. I had a lot to do there in a short period of time, so I was hoping that my multiple levels of technology would help me out. Everything seems to worm just fine, and I learned a few things. About my…

Technorati Profile So that’s my technorati profile. Let’s see if this works. Anyone else have experience doing all of this registration stuff? If so, I’d love to talk with you. Chris