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LTNY 2009: Conference Reports From Legal Bloggers

Bloggers were given free passes to attend LegalTech this year, and prime space with electrical outlets in the front row of every conference session. While there were a few problems with WiFi access, several legal bloggers have managed to post their transcripts and reports from the show. A few highlights:

• Notes on the keynote address, from Swerdlove Consulting's Derek Giles,  Jason Molder at Small Firm Tech and Tristam Wallace at Document Imaging Blog.

• From the knowledge management track, Goodwin Procter's David Hobbie covers "How Integration Drives KM" and "KM from a Client Services Perspective."

• And Gartner analyst Whit Andrews wins the award for most prolific LegalTech blogger, with his ongoing coverage of multiple panels, including the keynote on day two.

Posted by Laurel Newby on February 3, 2009 at 04:13 PM | Permalink | Comments (1)