2004
Forum & Newsletter
12/12/04 22:22
...are now activated!
New section on international consulting websites and new section friends!
I hope to see you soon...
New section on international consulting websites and new section friends!
I hope to see you soon...
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Novità News
06/12/04 23:38
Un pò di novità si sono sommate nel sito in questi giorni:
-MacAttorney sito riferimento per i Mac Giuristi
-Software
a)Agenda Legale
b)sotto Student, l'analisi del software juristudent e Notetaker
-Law Resources link per i siti de: I codici della Simone, Studio Celentano e l'Enciclopedia della Simone.
Inotre segnalo un intensa attività nel Forum, partecipate!
Some news in these days:
-MacAttorney
-Software
a)Agenda Legale
b)Student, a little description about del Juristudent and Notetaker
-Law Resources link for: I codici della Simone, Studio Celentano e l'Enciclopedia della Simone.
I don't know the internet address of any Common Law Resource, like codex or something similar, could you help me?
iLawMac.com
02/12/04 12:25
Juristudent
01/12/04 12:49
Mail Priority
30/11/04 13:35
News by MacAttorney.com
28/11/04 11:02
[1] Apple To Meet With MacAttorneys!
Mark your calendars! Apple Computer has informed MacAttorney that they'll
be hosting a free evening event on January 12, 2005 for Mac legal
professionals during Macworld Expo in San Francisco. You're invited to
meet other Macintosh-using attorneys, check out the hottest new Mac
products, interact with key software developers and Apple employees - all
while enjoying some light food and drink in an informal atmosphere. More
details will follow regarding the event's time, location and sign up
process. Stay tuned to The MacAttorney Newsletter for more information!
To register:
https://register.rcsreg.com/regos-1.0/macsf2005/ga/index2.html
Mark your calendars! Apple Computer has informed MacAttorney that they'll
be hosting a free evening event on January 12, 2005 for Mac legal
professionals during Macworld Expo in San Francisco. You're invited to
meet other Macintosh-using attorneys, check out the hottest new Mac
products, interact with key software developers and Apple employees - all
while enjoying some light food and drink in an informal atmosphere. More
details will follow regarding the event's time, location and sign up
process. Stay tuned to The MacAttorney Newsletter for more information!
To register:
https://register.rcsreg.com/regos-1.0/macsf2005/ga/index2.html
News by MacAttorney.com
28/11/04 11:01
MacAttorney Newsletter Message
November 19, 2004
Greetings MacAttorney members/readers!
On September 23, 2004 this author met with Phil Schiller, Apple's Senior
Vice President of Product Marketing, and other Apple employees involved
with business markets, and spoke with them about the Macintosh law office
market. They said that Apple had decided to take a cautious approach
back into a select few business markets where it appeared that there was
a good likelihood of success. One of those markets was the law office
market! I spoke with them about the challenges the market faces, and
what Apple might be able to do to help. They listened to all of my
suggestions and appeared sincere about assisting Macintosh-using
attorneys overcome the barriers some of us have faced with using a
Macintosh in our practices.
The first sign that Apple is interested in the law office market is now
up on Apple's Web site. They have put up a new "legal" page:
<http://www.apple.com/business/solutions/legal.html>
I've remained in contact with Apple, and I can tell you that there has
been definite movement in areas such as encouraging the courts not to
implement Windows-only electronic court filing systems, developing a
Macintosh equivalent to ExamSoft's SofTest, evangelizing software
developers to write programs for the Macintosh law office market, etc.
The next issue of The MacAttorney Newsletter is still a couple of weeks
away, but I thought that it was important to get the following
information to you sooner rather than later.
- Randy Singer
November 19, 2004
Greetings MacAttorney members/readers!
On September 23, 2004 this author met with Phil Schiller, Apple's Senior
Vice President of Product Marketing, and other Apple employees involved
with business markets, and spoke with them about the Macintosh law office
market. They said that Apple had decided to take a cautious approach
back into a select few business markets where it appeared that there was
a good likelihood of success. One of those markets was the law office
market! I spoke with them about the challenges the market faces, and
what Apple might be able to do to help. They listened to all of my
suggestions and appeared sincere about assisting Macintosh-using
attorneys overcome the barriers some of us have faced with using a
Macintosh in our practices.
The first sign that Apple is interested in the law office market is now
up on Apple's Web site. They have put up a new "legal" page:
<http://www.apple.com/business/solutions/legal.html>
I've remained in contact with Apple, and I can tell you that there has
been definite movement in areas such as encouraging the courts not to
implement Windows-only electronic court filing systems, developing a
Macintosh equivalent to ExamSoft's SofTest, evangelizing software
developers to write programs for the Macintosh law office market, etc.
The next issue of The MacAttorney Newsletter is still a couple of weeks
away, but I thought that it was important to get the following
information to you sooner rather than later.
- Randy Singer