| The National Law Journal 1998 Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| An electronic real estate closing is far in the future, but closing in. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| As legal information proliferates, pricing, budget problems escalate. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Author! Author! Lawyer-written software is arriving at law firms. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Back to A.B.C. at U.C.C. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Changing of the guard, reweaving of the 'Net. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Client service in a wired world: how to dial in from Kazakhstan. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Comparing KeyCite and Shepard's shows good testing is necessary. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Courts electrify suits, sparks fly; new rules needed for E-filings. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Cram course in tech legislation: Senate stuffs bills into one week. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Daley: encryption controls need work; the Commerce Secretary airs his differences with the FBI and the White House. (interview with Secretary of Commerce William M. Daley)(Interview) | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Dealing with the human factor: tech may challenge work habits. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| E-evidence demands new expert; digital briefs and storage make forensic techs a must. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Electronic court filings spread: three steps forward, two back. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| E-mail policy on trial. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Even authorized off-site parties imperil security; turnover, temps and troublemakers require tech hedges against tech risks. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| From porn sites to domain fees, trademarks in turmoil on Web. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Going once, going twice- sold! Domain name market heats up. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Green paper on 'Net names still leaves many questions unsettled. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Growing pains of big legal sites part II: where do we go now? | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Growing pains of major Web sites broadcast problems and potential. (legal research on the World-Wide Web) | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Here come the judges: plugging in courts is slow, steady work. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Hey, you! Speak up - clearly - if you want to talk to computers. (voice recognition software) | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| High-tech issues to watch in 1999. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| In new UCC software contracts, is the customer always wrong? | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Intranet questions arise: if you build it, what do you put on it? | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Judges having hard time with computer crime; sentencing standards aren't clear-cut. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Lawyering beyond the year 2000: digit-sensitive issues aren't new. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Lawyers find niches on the 'Net; Web sites offer a wealth of helpful legal information. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Lawyers thriving in 'Net businesses; they combine legal know-how with technical savvy. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Low-profile feds fashion laws to fight cybercrime; but they are shunned by companies wanting to conceal flaws in security. (Department of Justice's Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section) | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Medical database spotlights tech privacy issues; new lawsuits and a plan for centralized health care data inspire calls for protection. | Law | Wendy R. L>eibowitz |
| Microsoft, in and out of courts: should WordPerfect users care? | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| More litigants plead cases on Web sites; a boy called Pokey and a Playboy Playmate nettle powerful opponents. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Moving up is hard to do: firms bid DOS farewell; DOS handled a law firm's core function - word processing - brilliantly. Some firms stayed with it for over a decade. Until now.(Law Technology) | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Much focus on antitrust law, but don't neglect Microsoft's viruses. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Navigating the legal tech show: what's hot, what's not, for you. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| New cases, new West. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| New domain name regimes may be doomed by disarray, discord. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Not-for-profit legal organizations are wiring up on small budgets. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Not snow, nor sleet, nor gadget boom will kill the billable hour. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Patent, trademark data bases to appear online; lawyers yawn. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Selling technology to attorneys: notes from the ABA TechShow. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Senate bans most 'Net gambling; many bet on poor enforcement. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Slowly but surely, lawyers reap real returns on tech investments. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| So close to Nirvana at Columbus' Vorys Sater; associate attrition is low, but, given the firm's history, partners try to stamp it out. (Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease) (Ohio) | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Speeding toward the millennium.(Abstract) | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Talking turkey about Y2K issues takes tact, trust and tough law. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Taxman has interest in Internet biz; states at odds with Clinton over moratorium proposal. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Techie client service. | Law | Wendy R . Leibowitz |
| Technology and billing dilemmas: how do you bill for extranets? | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| The October deadline. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| The Pace of PACER. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| The quest for privacy. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| The Web turns: global law sites sprout on the World Wide Web. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Today's toughest tech decisions: roads diverge on upgrade paths. (WordPerfect or Microsoft Word in law firms?) | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| To Turkey, with laptops: human rights lawyers expand network. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
| Web access to courts. | Law | Wendy R. Leibowitz |
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