Sentences with phrase «of elawyering»

Marc Lauritsen, Co-Chair of the eLawyering Task Force of the ABA's Law Practice Management Section, the group that grants the award said that:

Richard has served as the Co-Chair of the eLawyering Task Force of the Law Practice Management Section, a Fellow in the College of Law Practice Manaegement, a member of the Board of ResponsiveLaw, the nation's leading consumer legal rights organization, and a member of Council of the Law Practice Management Division of the American Bar Association.

Mr. Granat is presently Co-Chair of the eLawyering Task Force of the Law Practice Management Section and serves as liaison member to the Standing Committee on the Delivery of Legal Services of the American Bar Association.

and Co-Chair of the eLawyering Task Force, Law Practice Division, American Bar Association.

I'm a member of the eLawyering Task Force of the American Bar Association.

These newer models of delivering legal services online raise interesting alternatives for attorneys wanting to dip their toes into the waters of elawyering, but they also raise interesting ethical issues.

Most of the people at the forefront of the elawyering movement will be happy to help.

For a roundup of recent articles, opinions, and analysis of elawyering news, check out Steph Kimbro's recent post on her Virtual Law Practice blog.

Not exact matches

The award is named for James I. Keane, the founding chair of the ABA eLawyering Task Force.

The award is named for James I. Keane, the founding chair of the ABA eLawyering Task -LSB-...]

In terms of ethical issues, Richard says they are the same for real world lawyering and eLawyering.

Here is a glossary of terms that every eLawyer ought to know:

The James I. Keane Memorial Award for Excellence in eLawyering is awarded once a year by the Law Practice Management Section of the American Bar Association at the Annual ABA Techshow in Chicago.

I pass along this noteworthy notice: The James I. Keane Memorial Award for Excellence in eLawyering is awarded once a year by the Law Practice Management Section of the American Bar Association at the Annual ABA Techshow in Chicago.

The ABA eLawyering Task Force of the Law Practice Management Section will review the nominations and select the recipient.

Once you have a basic understanding of what elawyering is and isn't, and have poked around in the community of people who really know this stuff, give it try for yourself.

As an active participant in the eLawyering task force of the American Bar Association, I have volunteered to compile a list of the types of regulations that inhibit the growth of virtual law practice.

She is the recipient of the 2009 ABA Keane Award for Excellence in eLawyering and the author of Virtual Law Practice: How to Deliver Legal Services Online (ABA / LPM, 2010).

There you'll find simple explanations of what elawyering is and how you can anticipate using it in your practice.

Just be aware of the issues and commit small amounts of time to learning about elawyering, bit by bit.

Richard Granat writes on his elawyering blog about a new model of delivering services that LegalZoom may be implementing where a network of lawyers will be delivering services online under the LegalZoom brand name.

The Rocket Lawyer blog, The Sociable Lawyer, recently featured one of their attorneys, Brian Powers, who uses both the Rocket Lawyer referral service and Clio among other technologies to facilitate elawyering.

By my count, Jerry posted not one, not two, but six mentions of the book, noting it on his NetLawTools Web site, his NetLawBlog, his eLawyer blog, and -LSB-...]

Since about 2000 I have been working on the concept of online legal services and «elawyering».

For example, you'll hear Richard Granat on «eLawyering for Competitive Advantage: How to Brand Your Law Firm in a Networked World,» David Gold of Spindlelaw on «Crowdsourcing the Law» and Slawyer Omar Ha - Redeye on «Reputation Management Law.»

If you use the eLawyering Task Force definition of what is a «virtual law firm,» which requires a secure client portal as part of a law firm's web site, then the ABA reported data about 14 % of law firms having a «virtual practice» is much too high.

Hopefully, our increased energy level is symbolic of new energy that is in the eLawyering field.

By my count, Jerry posted not one, not two, but six mentions of the book, noting it on his NetLawTools Web site, his NetLawBlog, his eLawyer blog, and his Fedlawyerguy blog, and then also posting reviews on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

Stephanie was the 2009 winner of our James Keane Award for excellence in eLawyering and she recently sold VLO Tech, her virtual law firm platform, to Total Attorneys.

You can start investigating the parameters of Internet practice by checking out the eLawyering Task Force page.

eLawyering firms can also set up online forums, chat rooms, or «deal» rooms to handle consultations and negotiations over the Internet, and can operate from anywhere in the world, while serving a wide variety of clients.

Richard is also the recipient of the 2013 ABA Keane Award for Excellence in eLawyering, the 2010 ABA Louis M. Brown Lifetime Achievement Award for Legal Access, and was named a «Legal Rebel» by the American Bar Association Journal in 2009 and 2013.

Stephanie is the recipient of the 2009 ABA Keane Award for Excellence in eLawyering.

Richard was named a «Legal Rebel» by the American Bar Association Journal in 2009; was awarded the Louis M. Brown Lifetime Achievement Award for Innovation in the Delivery of Legal Services in 2010; and the James I. Keane Memorial Award for Excellence in eLawyering in 2013.

For those unfamiliar with LegalZoom (likely only our Canadian readers, shielded from the ubiquitous LegalZoom advertising in the US), Richard Granat has authored an excellent series of posts on his eLawyering Redux blog.

Richard Granat on eLawyering Blog offers this list of Internet - based applications that either enhance the client's understanding of their legal rights, or enable them to represent themselves with the assistance of an attorney, are examples of client - centric legal services.:

James Keane founded the ABA's eLawyering Task Force, which looks at ways lawyers can use the Internet and other electronic resources to deliver legal services to the «latent market» of people of moderate means.

He is President of the College of Law Practice Management, a member of the ABA eLawyering Task Force and one of the first 50 ABA Journal Legal Rebels.

In 2010, Richard received the Louis Brown Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Bar Association in recognition of his innovations in the delivery of legal services and in 2013, the ABA James Keane Award for Excellence in eLawyering.