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January 2011 Archives

Is Legal-Project Management a Buzzword?

By Paul C. Easton on January 31, 2011 10:00 PM | Comments | 2 TrackBacks
Apparently, to Project Counsel, "legal-project management" is an annoying "buzz phrase." Or so that is how it is referred to in an otherwise well-written article on the surge in litigation and compliance document review in Europe. Legal-project management comes...

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Off-topic Sunday: Legal-Project Management on Hub Pages

By Paul C. Easton on January 30, 2011 4:46 PM | Comments | 1 TrackBack
Hubpages now has a page on legal-project management. Unfortunately, its content is a rip off of the Wikipedia article on LPM, with some slight modifications to the wording, and no citations or links to primary sources. This serves as a...

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LPM Tidbits for Week Ending 1/29/2011

By Paul C. Easton on January 30, 2011 4:25 PM | Comment | No TrackBacks
Juicy bite-sized morsels of legal-project management from the week ending Saturday, January 29, 2011. Hubpages now has a page on legal-project management. Not surprisingly, it is a disappointment and I couldn't help but to rant about Hubpages and its...

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LPM Invisible to Wolfram Alpha

By Paul C. Easton on January 27, 2011 11:27 PM | Comments | 1 TrackBack
While the LPM content on Qwiki may not be the most in depth, at least they have something and it only went live a few days ago. Wolfram Alpha, on the other hand, turns up nothing, providing "project management" as...

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A Qwiki on Legal Project Management

By Paul C. Easton on January 27, 2011 10:59 PM | Comments | 2 TrackBacks
I recently learned about Qwiki, which TechCrunch reports has recently hit number one on Google's search trends. Qwiki, in a nutshell, seeks to present the results of Internet searches in more human-friendly formats. The format of a Qwiki is meant...

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LPM Tidbits for Week Ending 1/22/2011

By Paul C. Easton on January 22, 2011 10:00 PM | Comments | No TrackBacks
Juicy bite-sized morsels of legal-project management from the week ending Saturday, January 22, 2011. wiseGEEK answers "What is Legal Project Management" in an article written by C. Mitchell and edited by John Allen. Overall, I think it is a...

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Hildebrandt Institute Offers 2nd Annual LPM Certificate Training Program Next Month

By Paul C. Easton on January 19, 2011 10:16 PM | Comments | No TrackBacks
On March 29th and 30th, the Hildebrandt Institute will offer its second annual Legal Project Management Certificate Training Program in New York City. Title: "Hildebrandt Baker Robbins Legal Project Management Certificate Training Program"  Format/Location: Sentry Centers, New York, New York, USA. Cost:...

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New York City Bar Offers LPM CLE; Presented by Jim Hassett

By Paul C. Easton on January 16, 2011 10:00 PM | Comments | 4 TrackBacks
On Wednesday, January 26th, the New York City Bar will offer a two-credit CLE course on legal-project management presented by Jim Hassett and Mike Egnatchik, owner of LegalBizDev, which offers a Certified Legal Project Manager program for experienced attorneys....

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LPM Tidbits for Week Ending 1/15/2011

By Paul C. Easton on January 15, 2011 10:00 PM | Comments | No TrackBacks
I took a few weeks off from social networking and blogging over the holidays. Here are some legal-project-management articles, posts, and news items I came across since the end of 2010. An article by Gina Passarella in the Legal Intelligencer...

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PLI Presents: Project Management for Lawyers 2011

By Paul C. Easton on January 15, 2011 5:51 PM | Comments | 2 TrackBacks
This Wednesday, January 19th, the Practicing Law Institute (PLI) is hosting a live seminar on project management in New York City with "group casts" in New Brunswick, NJ; Philadelphia, PA; Pittsburgh, PA; and Mechanicsburgh, PA. You can also "attend"...

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Law Firm PM Watch: Squire Sanders Highlights its LPM Credentials and Leadership

By Paul C. Easton on January 15, 2011 5:00 PM | Comments | 1 TrackBack
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey LLP have promoted their legal-project management activities in a couple of recent posts to their events and news pages. The firm is one of the first to use LegalBizDev's Certified Legal Project Manager program to provide...

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Technolawyer Launches New Newsletter: Litigation World

By Paul C. Easton on January 14, 2011 12:34 AM | Comments | No TrackBacks
A couple days ago, the Technolawyer Community launched a new electronic newsletter titled Litigation World. The newsletter will be edited by litigator Kimberlee (Kim) Gunning of Terrell Marshall & Daudt and will follow the format of their popular Blawgworld...

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Get Jumping on Your LPM Resolutions in the Year of the Rabbit

By Paul C. Easton on January 11, 2011 12:27 AM | Comments | 1 TrackBack
'Tis the time to look back at 2010 and take stock of what we've accomplished and where we could use some improvement...Actually, here in Taiwan, the real New Year's celebrations don't occur until next month. But, New Years or...

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