Law Technology

Helpful SharePoint Article ? Worth a Read

By Ross

Alan Cohen has a great article on the current state of legal SharePoint usage on Law.com here.  He talks about how SharePoint is really starting to gel for more and more practices as an integrational toolset – serving as a common interface for back-end financial systems, interconnecting Outlook data and document management / practice management systems. He talks about Shook Hardy and Littler Mendelson and their SharePoint applications. The bottom line is that SharePoint is still finding a place in the legal world and for now, it seems mostly in larger practices that have the IT resources to do the development necessary to make the back-end connections.

However, with that said, Abe Liebsch at MicroLaw is working on SharePoint applications for MicroLaw’s smaller clients. Now if I can just get him to write me a few paragraphs about what he’s been up to and what he’s developed for our clients, I’ll get it posted here and we can all learn from it (and how MicroLaw can help in this developing area). Lots of promise for SharePoint as it continues to be defined. And certainly, read Alan’s helpful article.

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Full post as published by Ross Ipsa Loquitur on October 26, 2010 (boomark / email).