Legal Tech

“Putting the ‘App’ in Appellate Practice”

June 18, 2013 Don Cruse

The new TAMES search window is online

July 18, 2012 Don Cruse

Majority of federal judges are (already) using iPads; Justice Guzman goes to summer school; Petty lawsuit over

June 13, 2012 Don Cruse

My U.S. Supreme Court tracking project: CertPool.com

August 12, 2011 Don Cruse

An update about CertPool.com, my project for tracking the U.S. Supreme Court docket. You can see amicus filings, find out which cases are pending from your ...

Some new DocketDB features you should know about

May 10, 2011 Don Cruse

Yesterday’s program on appellate issues for corporate counsel

June 25, 2010 Don Cruse

The “back” button for Adobe e-briefs

June 14, 2010 Don Cruse

How to Make PDF E-Briefs for the Texas Supreme Court

May 26, 2010 Don Cruse

Without owning up to its privacy blunder, Google announces future fixes to Buzz

February 13, 2010 Don Cruse

Gmail’s “turn off buzz” (still) does not turn off Buzz; here’s how to really do it

February 12, 2010 Don Cruse

Lawyers (or journalists) with Gmail accounts: Careful with the Google Buzz

February 11, 2010 Don Cruse

Trial transcripts in the age of electronic briefs

February 11, 2010 Don Cruse

Judges friending lawyers on Facebook and social media: Florida’s clumsy overreaction

December 16, 2009 Don Cruse

Texas Supreme Court expands electronic briefing through a tech-savvy order

December 15, 2009 Don Cruse

Google wades into free legal research (for Texas, too!)

November 17, 2009 Don Cruse

Important Louisiana case about legal advertising on the internet

August 4, 2009 Don Cruse

Who owns your appellate briefs?

August 3, 2009 Don Cruse

Researching Unpublished COA Opinions in Texas

June 11, 2009 Don Cruse

Texas Supreme Court RSS Feeds

November 14, 2008 Don Cruse

Tracking New Briefing Requests with DocketDB

September 29, 2008 Don Cruse

“Typography for Lawyers”

September 26, 2008 Don Cruse

Interesting U.S. Constitution Resource

September 19, 2008 Don Cruse