Law Students

Thinking of Using GMAIL, Check Out: Why I became a Gmail convert
Putting aside any potential privacy issues with using Gmail as your primary email for your law office, one still cannot overlook the profound impact that Gmail has had on email.

The Case for Standby Email Accounts
We have our office email domain, Dobinjenks.com and I have a multitude of personal addresses. The most frequent non-business email address I use is my Gmail account. I use the Gmail account for my personal email and I like the web interface design...

How Switching To Gmail Prompted Me To Redesign My Website
Goodbye static HTML, hello PHP. In January 2008, I switched to Gmail after 15 years on Eudora. I was doing an OK job of managing spam, but Gmail does a much better job. In fact, the switch to Gmail revealed that my previous anti-spam "solutions" were merely masking my spam problem...

"Thinking of Using GMAIL, Check Out: Why I Became a Gmail Convert"
Posted by Nerino Petro: “Putting aside any potential privacy issues with using Gmail as your primary email for your law...

I <3 GMail
Breaking News: Gmail has added a new feature integrating AIM buddies to its chat. This is the latest of several changes including colored labels, and yellow smiley faces. I am seriously in love with gmail.

Fox Business News misses out
News Corp loses its domain name battle over Fox Business News: NEWS CORP.'S 6-MONTH-OLD FOX BUSINESS News has lost its battle for the same domain name. The World International Property Organization's Arbitration and Mediation Center has ruled that Florida businessman Derek Hodges, of Sebring, Fla...

John Vermillion and Associates LLC et al.
allegedly misrepresented themselves as qualified financial advisers to sell living trusts and exploit senior citizens.

Social Security Loses Class Action, Will Pay $500 Million in Benefits
Social Security Loses Class Action, Will Pay $500 Million in Benefits

Philip Morris
Loses Appeal, Will Pay Millions

$5.5 MIllion Settlement
Landlord loses Class Action

Network Solutions and ICANN
allegedly registers searched domain names to prevent others from selling and forces customers to pay expensive fees.

Eminent Domain
University of Akron pays property owner $443,000 settlement.