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There’s no denying the competition in smartphones is hot. With new phones, operating systems and a slew of task-specific apps, it’s hard not to be tempted—and confused.So the ABA Journal asked two tech-savvy lawyers, Finis R. Price III and Ryan C. McKeen, to state the case for two of the hottest brands: Price extols the virtues of Apple’s iPhone and McKeen talks up the Droid, one of the phones using Google’s Android OS. Neither is forgetting about the legal practice leader, RIM’s ubiquitous BlackBerry. But their goal is to convince a jury of their peers that their choice of smartphone is the best of the bunch.OPENING STATEMENTSMcKeen: The Droid is a you phone. The Android platform is a you platform. If you don’t like your phone’s background, that’s easy to change. If you don’t like the browser it comes with, you can find one you do like.I focus on the Motorola Droid, but the Android platform is where it’s at for … [Read more...] about Droid v. iPhone

TranscriptStephanie Francis Ward: What do you do when in the course of one day, you have an appearance, a deposition and a client meeting, all of which are in different locations?Reid Trautz: My mantra is “the more chargers, the better.”Stephanie Francis Ward: I’m Stephanie Francis Ward, and when we return, my guests will tell you about tech tools that can help.Advertiser: This ABA Journal Podcast is brought to you by Westlaw Next. Folder sharing in Westlaw Next enables you to tap into previous research across organizational boundaries like never before, saving you time from reinventing the wheel. Learn more at westlawnext.com.Stephanie Francis Ward: I’m here with Matt Hector, an Illinois foreclosure defense lawyer; Randall Ryder, a Minneapolis attorney who handles Fair Debt Collection Practices Act cases; and Reid Trautz, who’s writing a book about mobile lawyering. So, Matt, since you’re in Cook County, I wanted to ask you first about this issue of … [Read more...] about Road warriors’ tips on keeping up with your cases (podcast with transcript)

Attorneys who represented Richmond lawyer Joe Morrissey, accused of a 2013 sexual relationship with a 17-year-old girl who is now his wife, defended their own conduct and that of their client in a Virginia State Bar disciplinary hearing Tuesday.The bar is accusing Morrissey of misconduct before a three-judge panel this week. The allegations include lying to a court by attaching a fraudulent account of his defense to his Dec. 12, 2014, plea agreement in which he admitted that authorities could prove a misdemeanor charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor.Morrissey’s lawyers, among them former House of Delegates Minority Leader Ward L. Armstrong, D-Henry, and Anthony F. Troy, former Virginia attorney general, testified Tuesday that they, not Morrissey, largely wrote the defense summary at issue.“There’s not a thing in here we didn’t have a good-faith basis for asserting in court,” Troy said. The two, along with lawyer James Maloney, said they were … [Read more...] about At Virginia State Bar hearing, lawyers who represented Joe Morrissey defend their conduct and his

Legal marketing can be tricky, and there are many challenges that present themselves whether you are doing online or print marketing. However, there are also numerous opportunities for legal marketing to bring new clients into a law firm. Russell Guest discusses legal marketing challenges & opportunities for 2016.John McDougall:  Hi, I'm John McDougall, and welcome to the Legal Marketing Review show on National Law Review. Today I'm with Russell Guest of the Law Office of Guest & Brady, a personal injury law firm in Greenville, South Carolina.Welcome, Russell.Russell Guest:  Thank you John. It's good to be here today.Biggest Legal Marketing Challenges for 2016John:  Likewise. What are your biggest legal marketing challenges for 2016?Russell:  People are increasingly going online to find services they're looking for, and this is true for legal services as well.We're growing up in a culture that's so attuned to finding things [online]. [They find solutions … [Read more...] about 2016 Legal Marketing Challenges and Opportunities with Russell Guest

Through the ABA Journal’s monthly 10 Questions feature, reporter Jenny B. Davis spent 2016 speaking to legal professionals of all different backgrounds and walks of life. Here are the 12 fascinating people we got to know this year, along with an abridged introduction and some of the questions they answered.Roberta Kaplan: From lesbian moms to Airbnb, she makes sure laws keep pace with changeRoberta Kaplan could be described as a specialist in emerging law. She litigates cases that shape the legal structure within which Americans live, love, work and hail cabs. A Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison partner in New York City, she successfully argued U.S. v. Windsor before the U.S. Supreme Court in 2013, winning a landmark verdict that struck down the Defense of Marriage Act. Her book about the case, Then Comes Marriage: United States v. Windsor and the Defeat of DOMA, was published last fall. And she’s achieved significant legal victories on behalf of … [Read more...] about 12 months of 10 Questions: Meet some of the fascinating lawyers we profiled in 2016