The Tech Savvy Lawyer

The TechSavvyLawyer.Page Podcasts are interviews with Judges, Lawyers, and other professionals discussing utilizing technology in the practice of law. Each guest will be asked three questions and provide their three best answers to each question asked. There is no right or wrong answer as each answer may not be the right one for you. But, it may springboard an idea and help you in your own pursuit of the business we call "practicing law". I'm your host, Michael D.J. Eisenberg, the Tech-Savvy Lawyer at the TechSavvyLawer.Page. Please join us for interesting conversations enjoyable at any tech skill level! (New Episodes will be released about every two Tuesdays.)

Episode 86, Assisting Lawyers with Implementing Technology Into Their Practice, Debbie Foster of Affinity Consulting Group! 04/16/2024

Episode 86, Assisting Lawyers with Implementing Technology Into Their Practice, Debbie Foster of Affinity Consulting Group! Discover how modern tools and strategic approaches can revolutionize your law firm's efficiency and accuracy. Join my next guest, Debbie Foster of Affinity Consulting Group, as we explore innovative solutions and receive expert insights from industry leader Debbie Foster to help you stay ahead in the ever-evolving legal landscape! Debbie is a seasoned expert with 23 years at Affinity, where she excels in strategic project management, team leadership, and client relations. Her career began in 1994, revolutionizing efficiency in a fine-dining Italian restaurant and managing cultural change in a chain of dry-cleaning stores. With a background as an emergency medical technician, Debbie's exceptional triage skills and her superpower of building relationships with challenging personalities make her an invaluable asset. She thrives on working with her team to achieve strategic goals, ensuring remarkable client experiences and a positive workplace culture. Join Debbie and me as we discuss the following three questions and more. What are the top three areas where attorneys are underprepared with their firm software needs? What are the top three software utility programs that lawyers should use? What are the top three areas of legal practice that need more innovation, and what should an average attorney do? In our conversation, we cover the following: [00:51] A Peek into Debbie's Tech Setup [03:27] Three Key Software Areas Where Attorneys Often Fall Short [12:13] Top Three Software Utility Programs Every Lawyer Should Use [20:22] Top Three Areas of Legal Practice Needing Innovation and How Attorneys Can Address Them Resources: Connect with Debbie: Email: 📧 LinkedIn: 🔗 Website: 🌐 Hardware mentioned in the conversation: Focusrite audio interface: Logitech Brio 4K webcam: Shure MV7 microphone: Software & Cloud Services mentioned in the conversation: Actionstep: Calendly: Carpe Diem: Centerbase: Cleo: Daylite (by Marketcircle): DocuSign: Doodle: HubSpot: Lawmatics: PandaDoc: SaneBox: Scribe: (This appears to be a web-based program so your operating system should not matter – I should be trying this out and report in the future). /episode/index/show/thetechsavvylawyerdotpage/id/31811522

Episode #85: Episode 85: Redefining Legal Services, Mathew Kerbis on Subscription Law and Tech Efficiency. 04/02/2024

Episode #85: Episode 85: Redefining Legal Services, Mathew Kerbis on Subscription Law and Tech Efficiency. After nine years in private practice, Mathew founded Subscription Attorney LLC, pioneering a model that leverages automation and artificial intelligence to provide accessible legal services. Mathew is a recipient of the and a member of the Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System’s Above the Line Network. Also, he placed third in the Individual category for the , solidifying his impact on legal innovation. In this episode, Mathew and I explore the innovative realm of subscription-based legal services. He covers topics from efficient workflows to ethical considerations and shares insights on transforming legal practice through technology. Tune in to gain actionable insights and discover new possibilities in legal service delivery! Join Mathew and me as we discuss the following three questions and more. What are the top three key pieces of software hardware needed to make a legal subscription model work connecting the client with an attorney? What are the top three workflows that work behind the scenes to make the business more efficient? Given that technology allows attorneys to cross state lines, what are the top three Legal Ethics concerns attorneys should have when offering a subscription model? In our conversation, we cover the following: [01:07] Mathew’s Current Tech Setup [37:58] Revolutionizing Legal Subscription Models: Key Software, Hardware, and Ethical Considerations [46:12] Streamlining Business Efficiency: Time Blocking, Social Media Automation, and Document Automation [50:51] Legal Ethics in Subscription-Based Practices [54:43] Where to Find Mathew Online Resources: Connect with Mathew: LinkedIn: Website: Hardware mentioned in the conversation: Anker battery pack: Blue Yeti microphone: Lamicall phone holder: LG ultra-wide monitor: Logitech ergonomic keyboard: Logitech MX Master mouse: Software & Cloud Services mentioned in the conversation: Carrd: Descript: Formula: LawPay: Stripe: SuiteDash: /episode/index/show/thetechsavvylawyerdotpage/id/31457392

Bonus Episode: Unleashing Tech at the 2024 ABA Tech Show a Cross Podcast Examination With Mathew Kerbis and Your Tech-Savvy Lawyer 03/19/2024

Episode 84: Using technology to grow a family law practice with Jason Rice of Dirigo-Divorce. 03/05/2024

Episode #83: Mastering Legal Tech and Strategy with Filevine's Vice President of Strategic Partnerships with, Erik Bermudez! 02/20/2024

Episode #83: Mastering Legal Tech and Strategy with Filevine's Vice President of Strategic Partnerships with, Erik Bermudez! Episode #83: Mastering Legal Tech and Strategy with Filevine's Vice President of Strategic Partnerships with, Erik Bermudez Join us as we embark on a journey through the ever-evolving landscape of law firm management, legal marketing and technology adoption, guided by the seasoned expertise of Erik Bermudez. With Erik's background in strategic planning, relationship management, and market insights, this episode promises to equip you with the knowledge and strategies needed to thrive in the dynamic intersection of law and technology! As the VP of Strategic Partnerships at Filevine, Erik brings a wealth of insights from years of experience in strategic alliances and market analysis. With a tenure at Filevine dating back to 2019, Erik's leadership has been instrumental in driving partnerships and fostering growth. He also held roles at KLAS previously, where he played vital roles in healthcare market research. Join Erik and me as we discuss the following three questions and more! What are the top three ways attorneys should expect their client relations management/ law professional management platforms, like Filevine and Lead Docket, to seamlessly work with a third party? What are the top three pain points lawyers have when adopting new technology, and what are the best ways to overcome them? What are the top three tech tools lawyers can use for online marking? In our conversation, we cover the following: [01:22] Erik's Simple Tech Setup [06:25] Maximizing Client Relationship Management: Seamless Integration with Third-Party Platform [14:11] Balancing AI and Human Touch [20:34] Key Data Points for CRM and PMS Collaboration [21:55] Lawyers' Top Three Pain Points and Solutions in Tech Transition [24:18] Convincing Busy Lawyers to Embrace Technology [27:21] Tailored Technology: Law Firms with Personalized Workflows [34:33] Mastering Online Marketing: Essential Tools for Law Firms [39:56] Connect with Erik Resources: Connect with Erik: LinkedIn: Email: Hardware mentioned in the conversation: Skullcandy headphones: Software & Cloud Services mentioned in the conversation: Filevine: Lead Docket: /episode/index/show/thetechsavvylawyerdotpage/id/30888398

#82, Revolutionizing Legal Review with Chris Ford, The Journey Behind Legalize AI. 02/06/2024

Episode 81: Navigating The Future of Legal Tech with Filevine's Emily Lippincott. 01/23/2024

Episode 81: Navigating The Future of Legal Tech with Filevine's Emily Lippincott. Today's guest, Emily Lippincott, is a Legal Futurist at Filevine, a premier legal work platform serving law firms and businesses throughout the United States and Canada. With over 16 years of legal experience in Silicon Valley, encompassing roles in in-house and law firm settings, Emily brings a wealth of expertise to her role. Moreover, her background includes counseling corporate clients through various stages, from inception to public offering or acquisition. Throughout the conversation, Emily illuminates for lawyers pathways to efficiency, accessibility, and excellence. Join us as she navigates the intricate web of tomorrow's legal tech landscape, shaping the future of the practice of law with insight and expertise. Let's unlock the secrets to efficiency, innovation, and success in the digital age! Join Emily and me as we discuss the following three questions and more! What are the top three factors a lawyer should consider when vetting new hardware for their practice so that they are not only cutting edge but future-proof? What are the top three things lawyers are still getting wrong with their hardware and software technology in their law practice? What are the top three ways lawyers can use AI in their practice? In our conversation, we cover the following: [01:07] Emily's Tech Setup [06:25] Essential Considerations for Lawyers Embracing Innovation [14:20] Common Pitfalls and Potential Solutions [27:43] Maximizing AI in Legal Practice: Three Key Applications Resources: Connect with Emily: LinkedIn: Hardware mentioned in the conversation: Audio-Technica AT2020PK Microphone: Dell Curved Monitor: Logitech Litra Glow: Logitech Stream Cam: Macbook Pro with M1 Chip: Rubber Tips for Apple Pencil: Scarlett Solo: Software, Apps, & Cloud Services mentioned in the conversation: 1Password For Chrome Extension: 1Password: Apple Pages: Backblaze: Camelcamelcamel: Capital One app: Filevine Immigration AI: Filevine: GoodNotes Google One: Mac Updater: MacOS Sonoma: Microsoft Outlook plugin: WordPerfect: Zscaler: /episode/index/show/thetechsavvylawyerdotpage/id/30551718

Episode 80: Where Are Lawyers And Law Students With Technology Today With Jonah Perlin 01/09/2024

Episode 80: Where Are Lawyers And Law Students With Technology Today With Jonah Perlin Jonah Perlin, an Associate Professor of Law at Georgetown Law and former litigator at Williams & Connolly LLP, brings his expertise to today's The Tech Savvy Lawyer podcast episode. With his background in civil litigation, he launched the in January 2021, aiming to share insights from legal professionals to law students and lawyers alike. Jonah and I discuss how technology reshapes legal education, practice, and ethics. We further explore the importance of legal tech skills for law students in navigating the evolving job market. Additionally, we examine the integration of AI in legal education and research, acknowledging its potential and challenges. The discussion also addresses lawyers' underutilization of legal research tools and ethical concerns in technology use within law firms. Finally, we touch on specific legal tech tools and offer podcasting strategies for legal professionals! Join Jonah and me as we discuss the following three questions and more! What are the top three tech skills all students should master by the time they graduate law? What are the top three tech tools that attorneys are under-utilizing today? What are the top three ethical mistakes attorneys are making with their technology? In our conversation, we cover the following: [01:23] A Law Professor's Tech Setup [14:00] Observations on Law Students' Transition from Pre to Post-COVID [19:54] Equipping Law Students with Essential Tech Skills for the Modern Legal Landscape [33:21] Three Tech Tools Lawyers Should Embrace Today [38:00] Ethical Tech Pitfalls in Legal Practice: Critical Insights and Solutions [44:19] How I Lawyer Podcast: Exploring Legal Careers and Insights Through Conversations [46:16] Essential Tech Tools for Starting a Podcast [54:07] Connect with Jonah Resources: Connect with Jonah: LinkedIn: Podcast: Substack: Hardware mentioned in the conversation: Mac Mini: MV7 - Podcast Microphone: Tascam Headphones Yeti microphone: Software & Cloud Services mentioned in the conversation: Calendly: Descript: Fastcase: LexisNexis: Trello: /episode/index/show/thetechsavvylawyerdotpage/id/30187818

Episode 79: Handling Medical Information on The Internet With Leah Bucholz 12/26/2023

Episode 79: Handling Medical Information on The Internet With Leah Bucholz Our next guest is Leah Bucholz, the founder and leader of Prestige Veteran Medical Consulting. PVMC is a veteran-owned family company dedicated to serving those who have served. Specializing in Independent Medical Opinions, commonly known as "Nexus Letters," the firm delves into the intricacies of injuries and illnesses stemming from military service. Moreover, Leah is a U.S. Army veteran, medical expert, and former C & P examiner. Join Leah and me as we discuss the significance of robust security measures and policy enforcement to ensure HIPAA compliance and protect patient privacy. She shares practical advice on maintaining documents electronically, managing passwords securely, and utilizing PDF readers for sensitive data handling. We also discuss legal tech tools for efficient document review and management. Overall, our discussion emphasizes the critical role of technology in safeguarding confidential information, complying with regulations, and enhancing productivity in professional settings. Join Leah and me as we discuss the following three questions and more! 1. What are the top three tips for maintaining HIPAA compliance of documents online electronically? 2. What are the top three tips for maintaining many documents online electronically? 3. What are the top three secret tips for using your favorite PDF reader? In our conversation, we cover the following: [01:13] Building a Secure Remote Tech Ecosystem: Exploring Cloud-Based Tools, Compliance, and Backup Strategies [12:48] Mastering HIPAA Compliance: Essential Tips for Maintaining Document Security Online [26:17] Top Tips for Managing a Large Volume Online [35:52] Unlocking PDF Reader Magic: Expert Tips for Efficiency and Effectiveness [28:45] Connect with Leah Resources: Connect with Leah: LinkedIn: Website: YouTube: Email: Hardware mentioned in the conversation: 1. Internet connection provided by AT&T: Software & Cloud Services mentioned in the conversation: 1. Zoho: 2. Zoho Vault: 3. JotForm: 4. Spanning: 5. Backupify: 6. Speedtest.net: 7. Zapier: /episode/index/show/thetechsavvylawyerdotpage/id/30157288

#78: Tech Innovations in Legal Practice: Interview with Karen McDonald from Wise Owls 12/12/2023

#77: CLIO Con 2023: Third-Party Apps, CLIO and More, with Shubham Datta 11/28/2023

#76: Maximizing Practice Efficiency: Interview with Joshua Lenon at CLIO Con 2023 11/14/2023

#75: Benefits of Apple Products in Law Practice: Interview with Dave Hamilton 10/31/2023

#75: Benefits of Apple Products in Law Practice: Interview with Dave Hamilton In this podcast episode, renowned tech expert Dave Hamilton dives into the world of Mac-centric productivity, uncovering the unique advantages Macs offer over Windows machines. Dave is a seasoned podcaster, publisher, and self-professed nerd with a rich background in educating numerous computer users over thirty years. We cover the longevity, cost-effectiveness, and quality of life benefits of Macs, their top productivity features like seamless device integration, Dave's travel tech tips including a 4K OLED screen and charging essentials, Mac-specific productivity tools focusing on scripting and audio editing, and much more! Join Dave and me as we discuss the following three questions and more! After over 900 episodes on MGG, what are the three most common questions about tech you still get today? Apple computers still have somewhat of an aura of being made for creative people and not professionals; what are your top three reasons any professionals, including us lawyers, would want to switch from PC to Mac? What are your top three favorite productivity functions you can do only on a Mac? In our conversation, we cover the following: [01:15] Dave's Personal Tech Setup and Upgrade Considerations [15:56] Navigating Mac Upgrades, Backup Strategies, and Choosing the Right Wi-Fi System [38:59] PC to Mac Transition: Insights on Integration, Compatibility, and Battery Life for Professionals [54:48] Investing in a Mac: Exploring Longevity, Total Cost of Ownership, and Support Benefits Over Windows [59:14] Mac Productivity Unleashed: Leveraging Automation, Scripting, and Audio Routing for Peak Performance [01:21:58] Behind the Podcast Curtain: Tools and Tricks for Pro-Level Recording and Editing Resources: Connect with Dave: Bluesky: Facebook: Instagram: LinkedIn: Mastodon: Twitter: Website: Hardware mentioned in the conversation: 4K Portable Monitor - KYY 15.6: Anker Nano Charging Station: Earthworks Ethos microphone: Monoprice monitors: PreSonus Quantum 2626 Audio Interface: Shure MV7 Microphone: Synology Disk Station Manager: ViewSonic monitors: VX1655-4K-OLED 15.6 Inch 4K: Software, Apps & Cloud Services mentioned in the conversation: Audio Hijack: Backblaze: BetterTouchTool: Carbon Copy Cloner: Eero: Fission: An audio editor mentioned for quick edits, specifically for ad breaks. Hindenburg: Keyboard Maestro: Logic Pro: Logic Pro: Loopback: Mail Butler : MailSuite: TextExpander: Thunderbird: TP-Link DECO: WordPerfect: /episode/index/show/thetechsavvylawyerdotpage/id/29300093

#74: Empowering Lawyers with Legal Tech: Interview with Eda Rosa 10/17/2023

#74: Empowering Lawyers with Legal Tech: Interview with Eda Rosa My guest today, Eda Rosa, is the driving force behind Eda Rosa LLC. She is a highly accomplished professional in the legal field. With over 20 years of experience, she specializes in training individuals who are not lawyers, offering expert consulting services to law firms nationwide. Eda's primary mission is to empower legal professionals and equip them for career advancement through various platforms. She strongly emphasizes continuous learning and professional development, recognizing its critical role in the legal industry. During our interview, we discuss the most up-to-date tools and industry best practices that bridge the technological gaps, ultimately facilitating a more streamlined and efficient legal practice. Enjoy! Join Eda and me as we discuss the following three questions and more! What are the top three ways attorneys can use technology to onboard new staff easily and consistently? What are the top three areas in tech that lawyers, paralegals, law clerks, and office staff still lack in their use of technology? What are the top three ways paralegals, law clerks, office staff, etc., can use technology to make their lawyers' work easier? In our conversation, we cover the following: [01:03] Current tech setup [11:02] Using technology for legal staff onboarding [13:34] Video conferencing and communication tools for legal professionals [16:37] Password management and security for law firms. [22:48] Addressing knowledge gaps among legal professionals [25:10] Software hacks for paralegals and lawyers. [28:31] Writing tools for legal documents. [31:55] Using technology to make lawyer work easier. [37:36] Virtual hearings, meetings, and case preparation. [39:10] Legal technology and process optimization. Resources: Connect with Eda: Website: LinkedIn: Hardware mentioned in our conversation: Google Password Manager: Google Pixel smartphone: Google Pixel smartwatch: HP Envy laptop: HyperX podcasting microphone: Logitech Presentation clicker: StreamYard: Software & Cloud Services mentioned in the conversation: Adobe Cloud: Asana: Clio: Google Cloud: Hazel: LexisNexis: Microsoft Office 365: MyCase: Nextiva: PackBack: Speechify: TextExpander: Trello: TrialPad: Wise Hire: WordRake: /episode/index/show/thetechsavvylawyerdotpage/id/28689648

#73: Legal Research and More, with Sarah Glassmeyer 10/03/2023

#72: Leveraging Technology in Legal and Book Writing with Wendy Sare Meadows 09/20/2023

#72: Leveraging Technology in Legal and Book Writing with Wendy Sare Meadows Join us for an enlightening conversation on technology, transformation, and the world of writing with lawyer, mediator, and career coach . We learn almost in real-time during the recording that Wendy has become an Amazon top-selling author with her book, "." We discuss not only her book but the potential tech tools in a lawyer’s writing journey as we explore Wendy's personal experience in the realms of creativity, distraction-free work, and maintaining motivation in publishing. Also, this podcast is a must-listen for anyone looking to escape the endless cycle of monotony, overcome self-doubt, and embrace a life of sparkle and grit. Wendy shares her top three tech tools that played a pivotal role in creating her transformative book, "." She explains how the technology she employed in writing differed from her legal work. Furthermore, we discuss the mysteries behind maintaining motivation and staying on track during the challenging writing and publishing journey. During the conversation, Wendy's passion and authenticity shine through as she empowers listeners to start their journeys toward a balanced and vibrant life. As a bonus, we discuss how your Tech-Savvy Lawyer helped her (and could help you) make well-informed computer choices. Enjoy! Note1: This podcast was scheduled one day off the normal publication schedule so that we could time it with Wendy's book release. Note2: My apologies for the recording from my mic. Apparently, the mics got "switched" just before we went live with the recording. Join Wendy and me as we discuss the following three questions and more! What are the top three tech tools to help write your book, and how did using them differ from similar tools when doing legal work? What are the top three tech tools to keep your writing practice and writing process distraction-free? What are the top three tech tools you use to keep yourself motivated and on track with a publishing schedule? In our conversation, we cover the following: [01:30] Finding Your Technicolor Path: A Journey to True Balance and Transformation [08:14] Tech Tools for Writing: Boosting Productivity and Tracking Progress [11:12] Distraction-Free Writing: Top Tech Tools for Maximum Focus [14:13] Tech Tools for Motivated Publishing: Social Media Strategies and Scheduling Solutions [18:43] Guiding Tech Choices: Tips to Make Informed Computer Decisions [25:40] Sparkle and Grit: A Guide for Practicing Life at Your Best [27:21] Lessons from the Flamingo: Discovering Your Ever-Changing Work-Life Balance [28:45] Connect with Wendy Resources: Connect with Wendy: LinkedIn: Website: Instagram: Mentioned in the episode: sparkle & GRIT: Live a Technicolor Life By Finally Finding Balance, Escaping Monotony, and Beating Burnout: Hardware mentioned in the conversation: Apple Mac Mini: apple.com/mac-mini/ Apple Studio Display: apple.com/studio-display/specs/ MacBook Air (15-inch) with an M2 chip: apple.com/shop/buy-mac/macbook-air/15-inch-m2 Software & Cloud Services mentioned in the conversation: Apple Business Account: apple.com/retail/business/smb-signup/ Apple Card: apple.com/apple-card/ Canva: canva.com/ ExpressVPN: expressvpn.com/ Loomly: loomly.com/ /episode/index/show/thetechsavvylawyerdotpage/id/28366121

#71: AI for Global Legal Access: Interview with LawPath Co-Founder, Dominic Woolrych 09/05/2023

#71: AI for Global Legal Access: Interview with LawPath Co-Founder, Dominic Woolrych This week’s episode of the Tech Savvy Lawyer podcast features Lawpath's Dominic Woolrych to discuss using AI to democratize legal access globally. Dominic is the co-founder and CEO of Lawpath, a leading global legal software platform for small businesses and Australia’s number one online legal platform that has helped over 400,000 small businesses across Australia and the USA. Dominic’s vision is to build his digital platform and help small businesses globally access legal support at a fraction of the time, cost, and complexity of the traditional system. Join Dominic and me as we talk about the following three questions and more! What are some of your three automations that you'd like to use that are not part of your product? What are the three biggest pain points that law firms are still experiencing with the adoption of technology today? What are the top three non-traditional opportunities for lawyers in the legal tech sector? In our conversation, we cover: [04.02] Tech setup – Starting the conversation, Dominic walks us through his current tech setup. [07.44] Automation – Dominic shares his top three automations other than Lawpath. [09.00] Virtual Assistant – How you can save time and manage your work at the same time by having a virtual assistant, according to Dominic. [16.16] Lawpath - An online legal platform that allows small businesses to complete legal tasks themselves. [20.33] Pain points – We discuss the biggest pains that law firms are experiencing with the adaptation of new technology. [23.35] Commercial vs. legal – Dominic shares his idea about the lawyers being commercial versus legal. [28.00] Opportunities - Top three non-traditional opportunities for lawyers in the legal technology sector. [33.33] Organic traffic – Dominic shares how their employees are working on bringing organic traffic to their website. Resources: Contact Dominic: LinkedIn - Twitter - Website - Equipment Mentioned in the Podcast: Apple air pods - Apple iPhone - Apple Mac - Bose noise-cancelling headphones - Software & Services Mentioned in the Podcast: Carplay - Mailbutler - Overcast - Slack - Zapier - /episode/index/show/thetechsavvylawyerdotpage/id/28221746

#70: Growing your firm with Chatbots & Artificial Intelligence with Jared Jaskot 08/22/2023

#70: Growing your firm with Chatbots & Artificial Intelligence with Jared Jaskot Join me as my next guest, Jared Jaskot, and I unravel the practical uses of AI in law! Jared is a Baltimore-based immigration attorney who represents clients nationwide. His legal practice, known as Jaskot Law, is dedicated to the realm of humanitarian immigration law. To assist him, Jared uses artificial intelligence and chatbots to help screen and schedule potential clients effectively. Jared firmly believes that the legal profession has the potential to evolve in ways that make legal services more accessible and cost-effective for a broader audience. His AI-powered bots have engaged in conversations with an impressive 150,000 immigrants regarding their cases, showcasing his commitment to improving access to legal assistance. One of Jared's unique approaches involves drawing inspiration from other industries, such as manufacturing, to discover ways to enhance the field of law. His multidisciplinary perspective aims to drive positive change in the legal landscape, ultimately benefiting a broader spectrum of individuals. In our thought-provoking conversation, Jared shares his expertise and visionary outlook on AI's pivotal role in the legal field. Get ready to discover the top three ways AI is poised to revolutionize legal practice, including its applications in sales, calendaring, intake, and client communications. Jared's wealth of experience and forward-thinking insights make this episode a must-listen for legal professionals and tech enthusiasts alike! Join Jared and me as we discuss the following three questions and more! What are the top three ways to use Artificial Intelligence to improve the lives of clients? What are the top three security measures to ensure client data privacy (when using AI)? Anticipating the future, what are the top three predictions for the most effective ways AI will be employed in managing a lawyer's practice? In our conversation, we cover: [01:07] Tech Setup Showdown: Comparing the Hardware and Gadgets [07:57] Enhancing Client Services: Leveraging AI for Legal Support [23:49] Securing Client Data in AI-Driven Legal Services: Top Three Measures [30:41] Protecting Client Data: Safeguarding Measures Beyond Hosting [37:06] The Future of AI in Legal Practice: Three Bold Predictions Resources: Connect with Jared: LinkedIn: Website: Tiktok: Mentioned in the conversation: 10 Chatbot Design Principles I Live By As I Build The Best Immigration Law Chatbot: Substantive Legal Software Quality: A Gathering Storm?: Deep Learning Alone Isn't Getting Us To Human-Like AI: Software, Cloud Services, and Apps mentioned in the conversation: AWS: Heroku: CM ECF: Mac Whisper: Hardware mentioned in the conversation: Sony ZV-1 camera: Elgato capture card: Rode microphone: Shure SM7B Microphone: /episode/index/show/thetechsavvylawyerdotpage/id/28145777

#69: Demystifying Cloud Computing: Interview with IT Specialist Dave Ginsburg 08/08/2023

#69: Demystifying Cloud Computing: Interview with IT Specialist Dave Ginsburg Dave is an IT specialist and seasoned podcaster renowned as the host of the "In Touch With iOS" podcast. Dave and I delve into the world of cloud computing. With over two decades of hands-on experience in IT, an unmatched proficiency in business technology, and a love of all things Apple, Dave brings his genuine expertise to enlighten and engage his audience. In this TSL.P Podcast episode, we talk about what cloud computing is and explore its foundational concepts, benefits, and potential concerns. Listeners of today's podcast will hopefully leave with an enriched understanding of the basics of cloud computing for lawyers and the intriguing dynamics shaping the social media sphere. Join Dave and me as we discuss the following three questions and more! What are the top three reasons professionals would want to use cloud computing? What are the top three reasons a professional would not want to use cloud computing? As we peer into the future, what are your top three predictions for using cloud computing by professionals? In our conversation, we cover the following: [00:29] Diving into Tech: From Microphones to iPhones, Dave's Tech Setup and Insights [04:17] Demystifying Cloud Computing: From Remote Servers to Efficient Resource Management [06:14] Exploring Cloud Computing Benefits and Concerns: Security, Redundancy, and Global Accessibility [12:03] Assessing Considerations Against Cloud Computing: On-Premise Control, Service Management, and Data Security [14:23] Enhancing Client Data Security: Information Security Plans, VPN Usage, and Two-Factor Authentication [20:26] Peering into the Cloud Computing Future: Virtualization, Storage Evolution, and Industry Adaptation [25:26] The Landscape of Evolving Social Media Platforms: Threads, Blue Sky, and Mastodon's Unique Path RESOURCES: Connect with Dave: Mastodon: Twitter: Website: YouTube: Hardware mentioned in the conversation: Drobo: Rode PodMic: YubiKey: Software & Cloud Services mentioned in the conversation: 1Password: Amazon Web Services (AWS): Backblaze: Carbonite: Clio: Microsoft Azure: Rocket Matter: Smokeball: /episode/index/show/thetechsavvylawyerdotpage/id/27929115

#68: Lawyer-Focused Marketing: Interview with Kristaps Brencans, CEO of On the Map 08/01/2023

#68: Lawyer-Focused Marketing: Interview with Kristaps Brencans, CEO of On the Map Kristaps joined On the Map Marketing in 2015 as a project manager. Today, he stands at the helm as the Chief Executive. In this episode, Kris and I explore legal SEO, providing attorneys with three tech-driven steps to enhance their online performance. He demystifies ranking improvement, empowering legal professionals to leverage Google Business profiles for growth. Kristaps excels at turning setbacks into opportunities sharing strategies to manage negative reviews for positive outcomes. He emphasizes the value of specialized digital marketing tailored to legal niches, effectively navigating the evolving online landscape. Additionally, he imparts podcasting wisdom, offering advice on sound quality, conversation skills, and creating an engaging experience. Join Kristaps and me as we discuss the following three questions and more! 1. What are the three tech steps an attorney can take to improve their firm's SEO performance? 2. What are three reasons a lawyer would want to hire a digital marketing firm focused on lawyers versus any other run-of-the-mill digital marketing firm? 3. As a podcast host, what are the top three tech tips to make a podcast sound and look great? In our conversation, we cover the following: [00:58] Unveiling Kristaps's Tech Ecosystem: From Macs to Mics and Beyond [14:08] Boosting Legal SEO: Empowering Attorneys with Three Tech Steps for Firm Improvement [16:28] Managing Negative Google Reviews: Turning Setbacks into Opportunities [20:03] Legal SEO Strategy: Harnessing Geo Grid Rank Trackers for Improved Map Rankings [25:50] Power of Niche Expertise: Why Lawyers Should Choose Specialized Digital Marketing Firms [30:29] Unlocking Law Firm Marketing: Specialized Strategies for Success [36:07] Podcasting Perfection: Top Tech Tips for Sound and Clarity Resources: Connect with Kristaps: LinkedIn: Website: Podcast: Twitter: Hardware mentioned in the conversation: Blue Yeti microphone: MacBook Pro: LG widescreen monitor: Powerbeats Pro: Software & Cloud Services mentioned in the conversation: Track Right: /episode/index/show/thetechsavvylawyerdotpage/id/27870966

#67: Ethical considerations of AI integration with Irwin Kramer 07/18/2023

#67: Ethical considerations of AI integration with Irwin Kramer If you are curious about the future of law, the ethical considerations of AI integration, and the insights of a seasoned legal mind, this is an episode you will not want to miss. Today, we uncover how lawyers navigate the fine line between leveraging AI for efficiency and upholding the ethical standards underpinning the legal profession. Also, we explore the innovative ways AI is being harnessed in legal research, contract analysis, and more, all while adhering to the ethical guidelines that ensure the integrity of legal Practice. Join us as we dive deep into the world of Lawyers Ethically Using ChatGPT and AI in our enlightening conversation with Irwin Kramer, a lawyer who works in the fields of professional malpractice and disciplinary defense. As the managing partner of the esteemed litigation firm Kramer & Connolly, he has steered the ship in representing many clients ranging from Fortune 500 companies to global insurance carriers. With an impressive repertoire of trial and appellate experience spanning both state and federal courts, Irwin has garnered a profound understanding of the multifaceted legal landscape. Irwin's influence extends far beyond his legal Practice. He is a dedicated educator who has imparted his knowledge at prestigious law schools, a prolific author who has enriched the field with his extensive publications, and the visionary behind The Legal Television Network—a platform aimed at improving public access to vital legal information. Join Irwin and me as we discuss the following three questions and more! 1. What are the top three things an attorney can use chat GTP for in their work? 2. What are attorneys' top three ethical mistakes when using chat GTP and AI? 3. What are Irwin's top three favorite workflows when conducting legal tasks? In our conversation, we cover the following: [00:58] Tech Evolution in Legal Practice: From Legacy Systems to Seamless Connectivity [05:50] Unleashing ChatGPT: Empowering Attorneys with AI for Enhanced Legal Practice [16:24] Ethical Considerations in Embracing Legal AI: Balancing Tradition and Technological Advancements [19:20] Ethical Pitfalls: Attorney Mistakes in the Realm of AI and Chat GPT [21:21] Shifting Legal Horizons: Navigating Modern Legal Practice in an Evolving Landscape Editor's Note: Sorry for getting tongue tied. For some reason, I had the GPT in ChatGPT reversed and kept saying "ChatGTP". Silly me! 🙃 Connect with Irwin: LinkedIn: Website: Attorney Grievances: Baradmit.com: Mentioned in the episode: A Chat With GPT: Software & Cloud Services mentioned in the conversation: Amicus Attorney: PC Law: WordPerfect: iPhone 13: Dell Computers: /episode/index/show/thetechsavvylawyerdotpage/id/27764853

#66: Choosing a Keyboard for Legal Work. Interview with Daniela Semeco from LegalType 07/04/2023

#66: Choosing a Keyboard for Legal Work. Interview with Daniela Semeco from LegalType In a world where words hold the power to shape destinies, where every keystroke can tilt the scales of justice, why settle for a generic keyboard? In today's episode, we are unraveling the enigma behind why legal practitioners deserve a keyboard that's as tailored to their craft as a bespoke suit. Meet Daniela Semeco, the brilliant mind behind LegalType, where innovation and legal expertise converge. As the Founder and CEO of LegalType, Daniela has harnessed her entrepreneurial spirit and deep understanding of technology to revolutionize the way lawyers and legal professionals interact with their keyboards. With a profound passion for keyboards and a keen eye for detail, Daniela has ingeniously crafted the LegalType mechanical keyboard—a masterpiece tailored exclusively for the legal realm. This remarkable keyboard seamlessly blends functionality and aesthetics, boasting a mesmerizing design that complements the refined tastes of legal specialists. Join Daniela and me as we discuss the following three questions and more! 1. What are the top three reasons an attorney needs a keyboard specifically designed for their area of work? 2. What are the top pieces of software and hardware attorneys can use to do the chore of typing easier? 3. With the ongoing technological advances, what are the top three pieces of technology that can be seen as possible replacements for typing keyboard interfaces? In our conversation, we cover the following: [01:00] Tech Ensemble: Navigating Daniela's Digital Symphony [08:59] Efficiency Unleashed: The Lawyer's Keyboard Revolution [13:30] Enhancing Legal Efficiency: Top Tools for Attorneys' Typing Needs [18:21] Unlocking the Mechanics: A Deeper Look into the Daniela's Keyboard [22:02] Future Horizons: The Evolution of Typing Interfaces and Beyond Resources: Connect with Daniela: LinkedIn: Website: Facebook: Instagram: LinkedIn: LawNet: Demo video: ABA Tech Show Startup Alley Video: Keyboard collection: A picture of Daniel's tech setup during a demo meeting over Zoom: Hardware mentioned in the conversation: Legaltype keyboards and keycaps: Legal board: Logitech Ergo K 860: Cherry MX Brown switches: Cherry MX Blue switches: /episode/index/show/thetechsavvylawyerdotpage/id/27701079

#65: Technologies impact on access to justice with Bridget Mary McCormick 06/20/2023

#65: Technologies impact on access to justice with Bridget Mary McCormick Bridget Mary McCormack In today's episode, we embark on an enlightening conversation with Bridget Mary McCormack, exploring the transformative potential of technology in the courtroom, its impact on underserved communities, and the lessons attorneys can learn to better serve their clients. Bridget Mary McCormack led the court in embracing technology and its transformative potential during her tenure as Chief Justice of the . Get ready for a thought-provoking episode filled with insights and inspiration. Bridget is now the President and CEO of the . With a remarkable career in the legal field, Bridget has been at the forefront of championing innovation and technology to improve access to justice. As a graduate, she began her legal career in New York City before joining the faculty at and later the . Her dedication to the legal profession is evident through her various appointments and roles, including serving on The , the , and the . Moreover, Bridget's work extends beyond the courtroom, as she actively contributes to legal education and publication efforts. As an Editor of the 's prestigious , she continues to shape and influence the legal landscape. Join Bridget and me as we discuss the following three questions and more! What are the three biggest takeaways the courts have learned from technology during COVID? What are three ways technology has helped the underserved?Bonus Question! What are three things that lawyers can learn about serving underserved population segments in addition to their existing clientele? What are the three most common mistakes attorneys and the public make with using technology in the courtroom? In our conversation, we cover: [00:54] Tech Setup on the Go: A Window into Bridget's Digital Arsenal [12:40] Revolutionizing the Courts: Unveiling the Transformative Power of Technology [16:19] The Unforeseen Benefits: Witness Comfort and Safety in Virtual Hearings [20:12] Transforming Access to Justice: Empowering the Underserved through Technology [21:42] Empowering Change: Equipping Attorneys to Serve the Underserved [22:36] Democratizing Legal Solutions: Embracing DIY Platforms in Access to Justice Solutions [23:19] Unleashing the Potential: Three Tools for a Transformed Legal Landscape [27:27] Navigating the Technological Terrain: Common Mistakes in the Courtroom Resources: Connect with Bridget: LinkedIn: Email: Hardware mentioned in the conversation: Lenovo ThinkPad: Logitech 4K webcam: Blue Yeti microphone: Shure MV7 microphone: Bose Aviation Headsets: Software and Apps mentioned in the conversation: Overcast: Hello Divorce: * To “MacGyver something” according to ChatGTP 4: a common slang term, derived from the title character of a popular American TV series called "MacGyver," which originally aired in the 1980s and was later rebooted. In the show, Angus MacGyver, portrayed by Richard Dean Anderson, was a resourceful and clever secret agent known for his ability to solve complex problems and escape dangerous situations using unconventional and makeshift solutions. He would often utilize everyday objects and his scientific knowledge to create devices or tools on the spot, allowing him to overcome obstacles in creative ways. Therefore, when someone says they're going to "MacGyver" something, it means they are going to find a clever and inventive way to solve a problem using whatever materials or resources are available to them. It's a term that highlights ingenuity and resourcefulness in finding practical solutions to challenges. /episode/index/show/thetechsavvylawyerdotpage/id/27571935

#64: Utilizing AI to keep track of clients with Tracy Troyer 06/06/2023

#63: From lawyering to Podcasting with Robert Engles of Lawpod 05/23/2023

#63: From lawyering to Podcasting with Robert Engles of Lawpod Podcasting provides lawyers a unique platform to share valuable insights, showcase expertise, and connect with their audience on a deeper level. By understanding the reasons behind podcasting, acquiring the necessary hardware and software tools, and implementing effective marketing strategies, lawyers can unlock the immense potential of this medium to enhance their professional standing, build relationships, and establish themselves as influential voices in their respective legal fields. So, let's dive into these fascinating aspects of lawyer-hosted podcasts and uncover the exciting possibilities that await those ready to embrace this innovative communication channel. In today's episode, we are thrilled to have former attorney, Robert Ingalls. Robert is a recovering attorney, professional speaker, and the founder of LawPods, a pioneering law firm podcast production agency. With a passion for podcasts, he embarked on a new venture: assisting lawyers in launching their own podcasts. This led him to establish LawPods, one of the pioneering podcast production agencies exclusively serving law firms. Robert's journey from attorney to podcast producer exemplifies the transformative power of pursuing one's passions and embracing new opportunities. Through LawPods, he continues to significantly impact the legal industry, enabling law firms to harness the power of podcasting as a tool for growth and connection. Join Robert and me as we talk about the following three questions and more! 1. What are the three reasons a lawyer should be doing a podcast? 2. What are the three critical pieces of hardware or software a lawyer should use when doing their podcasts? 3. What are the three best ways to market a lawyer-hosted podcast? In our conversation, we cover: [01:07] A Tech Enthusiast's Setup: Exploring Microphones, Headphones, and More [10:26] Navigating iPhone Upgrades: Journey from iPhone 11 to iPhone 13 Pro [15:57] The Power of Podcasting for Lawyers: Building Exposure, Establishing Expertise, and Creating Content [24:11] Unleashing the Power of Podcasting: From Content Creation to Networking Opportunities [36:26] Essential Hardware and Software for Lawyers' Podcasting: Microphones, Headphones, and Recording Tools [48:19] Effective Strategies for Marketing a Lawyer-Hosted Podcast: Amplifying Reach and Engagement Resources: Connect with Robert: LinkedIn: Website: Facebook: Software and Apps mentioned in the conversation: · Riverside (recording software) : Hardware mentioned in the conversation: · Microphones: · Samsung Q2U: · ATR 2100x: · Shure MV7: · Blue Yeti: · Heil PR 40: · Rode shotgun: · Heil shock mount (microphone accessory): · Heil PL-2T (microphone arm): · Rodecaster Pro (podcasting machine): · Sony MDR 7506 (headphones): · Fujitsu ScanSnap scanner: /episode/index/show/thetechsavvylawyerdotpage/id/27173691

#62: Law Firm Growth: Tech, Automation, and the Cloud with Jordan Ostroff 05/09/2023

#61: Exploring Shortcut Basics with Jeff Gamet, TextExpander Expert 04/25/2023

#61: Exploring Shortcut Basics with Jeff Gamet, TextExpander Expert Text Expander is a powerful tool allowing users to create and utilize shortcuts or snippets for commonly used text, phrases, and complex scripts. By assigning a simple keyword or abbreviation to these snippets, Text Expander enables you to expand them into full-length text, saving you valuable time and effort. Jeff Gamet, a former TextExpander evangelist, technology blogger, podcaster, author, and public speaker, joins us today to discuss the benefits of using TextExpander and learning its basic shortcuts. Currently, he writes and hosts webinars for several companies. Previously, Jeff was The Mac Observer's Managing Editor and the TextExpander Evangelist for Smile. He has presented at Macworld Expo, Macstock, RSA Conference, several WordCamp events, and many other conferences. You can find him on several podcasts, such as The Mac Show, The Big Show, MacVoices, Mac OS Ken, In Touch with iOS, and more. Join Jeff and me as we cover the following three questions and more! 1. What is Text Expander? What are the top three favorite text expander snippets? 2. What are the top three favorite unusual snippets that people might not expect a program like TextExpander to do? 3. What are the three top favorite Windows-based shortcuts? In our conversation, we cover the following: [01:15] Tech Setup: Jeff's Current Tech Setup [06:01] Understanding DACs: Jeff outlines what a DAC is and how it improves the audio quality? [11:51] Widescreen vs. Multiple Monitors: Utility Comparison [17:16] TextEpander: Explaining about TextExpander, Jeff mentions his top three favorite text expander snippets. [20:12] Snippets: All about Snippets! and a Bonus - A snippet that generates a script! [29:21] Unexpected TextExpander Snippets: Jeff shares his top three favorite strange snippets that people might not expect TextExpander to perform. [38:46] Windows Shortcuts: Jeff's three favorite Windows-based shortcuts. [42:54] Connect with Jeff: Discover Jeff's Shows and Connect on Social Media. Resources: Connect with Jeff: LinkedIn: Mastodon.social: Instagram: Jeff's Shows - Macro Voices Live: MacVoices Video with Chuck Joiner: In Touch with iOS (with Dave Ginsburg): The Big Show (general technology show): The Mac Show (focused on the Apple ecosystem): The Context Machine (with Grant Chaffin): Mac OS Ken: Software & Hardware Mentioned in the episode: TextExpander Website: TextExpander public snippets page: Equipment Mentioned in the Podcast 2023 M2 Pro 14-inch MacBook Pro: HP Z34c 34-inch curved display: Blue Compass boom arm: Logitech C920 camera (Sorry, this model was discontinued) Audio Engine A5+ speakers https://audioengine.com/shop/wireIessspeakers/a5-plus-classic-speakers/ Schiit modi 3+ DAC (new model): Keychron C2 keyboard: Elgato Stream Deck: Dazzne LCD studio lights: Kensington Orbit trackball: /episode/index/show/thetechsavvylawyerdotpage/id/26801430

#60: A Lawyer's Perspective on On-line Marketing with Annette Choti of Law Quill 04/12/2023

#60: A Lawyer's Perspective on On-line Marketing with Annette Choti of Law Quill With everything moving forward with technology, your internet presence is important as a lawyer. There is a huge amount of software you can use to work smarter, not harder, and this will ensure that you drive traffic to your website, build brand awareness, and demonstrate your expertise, authority, and trustworthiness. This week, we are joined by Annette Choti to discuss what attorneys can do to improve their presence on the Internet. Annette is the founder and owner of Law Quill. For your law practice, they offer branding services, website services, onsite and offsite SEO, unique SEO content, social media marketing, and backlinks. Annette is the author of the book "Click Magnet: The Ultimate Digital Marketing Guide for Law Firms" and the host of the Legal Marketing Lounge podcast. She is an attorney of 20 years and has given keynote speeches to bar associations and legal and business associations throughout the United States and Canada. Annette is a weekly contributor to Above the Law and Attorney at Work online publications as a digital marketing expert for law firms. Join Annette and me as we talk about the following three questions and more! What are the top three Tech Tips lawyers can do on their own to improve their presence on the internet? What are the top three pieces of tech an attorney should get if they want to get into podcasting? What are the top three ways attorneys can use AI? Like chat GTP to increase online content for the practice? In our conversation, we cover: [01.11] Tech setup – Starting the conversation, Annette shares her current tech setup and why she switched from Android to Apple products. [10.18] Tech tips – Annette shares the top three tech tips that lawyers can do to improve their presence on the internet. [19.26] WordPress or Squarespace – Annette shares why she recommends WordPress instead of Squarespace. [24.07] TikTok – We talk about the only suitable time attorneys should engage in TikTok. [19.15] Podcasting- We talk about the top three tech pieces attorneys should get if they are going to start a podcast. [33.41] Using AI – Annette shares her opinion on attorneys using AI to make creative content. * Editor’s note: I commented about the cameras for the iPhone 14 v. Samsung S23 in this episode that was recorded before I learned of some news about the Samsung S23's "moon shot." Resources: Connect with Annette Book by Annette Equipment Mentioned in the Podcast Software & Services Mentioned in the Podcast /episode/index/show/thetechsavvylawyerdotpage/id/26655987

#59: Podcasting in Law with Gordon Firemark, The Podcast Lawyer 03/28/2023

#59: Podcasting in Law with Gordon Firemark, The Podcast Lawyer Whether you're a lawyer looking to start a podcast or just interested in the legal side of podcasting, this is an episode you won't want to miss. In this episode of , we sit down with Gordon P. Firemark, The Podcast Lawyer™, to discuss the top three reasons lawyers should start a podcast, the legal issues they need to consider, and his favorite pieces of technology for podcast recording. As a pioneer in the field of legal podcasting, Gordon brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the table. So Let's dive in! Gordon P. Firemark, also known as The Podcast Lawyer™, is an attorney specializing in podcasting and new media. With over 25 years of experience in entertainment law, he provides legal counsel to podcasters, vloggers, and other online content creators on a wide range of issues, including copyright, trademark, and privacy concerns. Firemark is also a podcaster, hosting the "Entertainment Law Update" podcast, which provides a monthly summary of legal news affecting the entertainment industry. He is considered a leading expert in podcasting and is frequently invited to speak at industry events and conferences. Join Gordon and me as we talk about the following three questions and more! 1. What are the top three reasons a lawyer would want to start a podcast? 2. What are the top three legal issues lawyers should consider when podcasting? 3. What are your top three favorite pieces of technology, whether hardware or software, that you use to make your podcast recordings? Resources: Connect with Gordon: LinkedIn: Website: Law Firm: Website: Podcast: Entertainment Law Update: Youtube: Mentioned in the Podcast: Podcast Guest Release: Equipment Mentioned in the Podcast: Mac computer: Mac Mini with the M1 chip: MacBook Pro: MacBook Pro (2017 model): Shure MV7 microphone: Blue Yeti microphone: Rodecaster Pro mixer: Sound pads: Audio Technica ATR 2100: LG dual monitors: Logitech BRIO webcam (4k model): Canon M 50 mirrorless digital SLR camera: Source Audio headphones: Apple AirPods Max: Elgato key lights: LED strips: Octagonal/hexagonal felt panels for soundproofing: Felt desk mat: Flexi spot sit-stand desk: iPhone 13 Pro: projector: Software and Services Mentioned in the Podcast: Skype: Zoom: Cam live: Riverside.fm: Logitech BRIO software: Teleprompter: /episode/index/show/thetechsavvylawyerdotpage/id/26392275

#58: Community is key as there is no Magic Bullet with OU Law's Kenton Brice 03/07/2023

#58: Community is key as there is no Magic Bullet with OU Law's Kenton Brice Technology advancements have drastically transformed how we live, communicate, and conduct business globally. The legal profession is no exception, and lawyers have become increasingly interested in utilizing technology to improve their services. In light of this, we are delighted to welcome , to today's podcast. In our discussion, he shares his insights on leveraging technology to streamline the legal workflow and enhance efficiency. Kenton's experience will be a valuable guide for all the attorneys embracing technology to succeed in their legal careers. In his roles, Kenton leads the Law Library, the OU Law Center for Technology & Innovation in Practice, and the College's Digital Initiative. He teaches courses and workshops on legal research, technology in practice, and innovation at the College and speaks at multiple conferences. Through his efforts, OU Law is the first and only law school in North America to receive the Apple Distinguished School award and has been listed as a Top 20 Most Innovative Law School multiple times. Kenton is a 2018 inductee into the Fastcase 50 and is a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt. Before his current role, Kenton practiced with a small firm in the Dallas/Ft. Worth Metroplex, where he received honors as the Texas Appellate Lawyer of the Week and was inducted into the Texas Bar Pro Bono College. Join Kenton and me as we talk about the following three questions and more! Three Main questions What are the top three reasons attorneys should attend the ABA TECHSHOW? What are the top three things law students and new attorneys should know when using technology? What are the top three tech devices or software new attorneys should purchase for their practice beyond a computer, a phone, and a printer? In our conversation, we cover the following and much more: [00:05] Tech Setup - Kenton's current tech setup. [08:39] ABA Tech Show - Kenton highlights the wide range of legal technologies available in the show, emphasizing the importance of the community and the technology. He further stresses the value of in-person networking and the opportunity to connect with people from all sectors of the legal ecosystem. [13:40] Tech Tips for Law Students and New Lawyers - Top three things law students and new attorneys should know when using technology. [19:20] Software for New Attorneys - We delve deeper into client portals, electronic payments, and CRM (Customer Relationship Management) systems while discussing software that new attorneys should get for their practices. [29:36] Business Mindset - Importance of understanding ROI when investing in technology. [34:23] More on Mindset - Don't be afraid to adapt. Maintain a flexible and adaptable mindset. Fail often, fail fast. [37:59] Devices and Tools - Other than the basics (a computer, phone, and printer), what other technological equipment should a new lawyer invest in for themselves? RESOURCES Connect with Kenton: E-mail: LinkedIn: ABA Tech Show: Equipment mentioned in the podcast: Apple AirPods Pro: Audio Technica ATH-M50X headphones: Bose noise-canceling headphones: CalDigit TS hub: 27-inch Dell monitor: iPhone 14 Pro: iPhone: Logitech C920 webcam: Mac XDR: MacBook Pro: Magic Touchpad: Mechanical keyboard (wireless, Mac-compatible) from Logitech: Mechanical keyboard (wireless) from Logitech: MOBDIK Paperfeel Screen Protector: Plexicam: 34-inch Samsung monitor (single screen): SanDisk 128GB USB Drive Ultra Dual Drive Luxe Type-C: Shure SM7B microphones for recording: Yeti Blue microphone (upgrading to a Shure SM7B): Software & cloud services or apps mentioned in the podcast: Camo app: /episode/index/show/thetechsavvylawyerdotpage/id/26205033

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