Un peu difficile de choisir la session quand il y a trois sujets thématiques parallèles..! C'est le cas d'ailleurs aujourd'hui toute la journée, sauf pour les plénières. La session en… [more]
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LegalIT 5.0: La Preuve Issue Des Média Sociaux – Capture, Préparation, Présentation
by Patrick Cormier
April 4th, 2011
Legal IT 5.0: Managing and Resolving Legal Disputes With Online, Game-Theoretic Systems
by Patrick Cormier
April 4th, 2011
Moving on to the 10:45am session this morning in Montreal, at the LegalIT 5.0 Conference, James F. Ring from Fair Outcomes tackled the topic of managing and resolving legal disputes… [more]
Blogging live from the Legal IT 5.0 Conference in Montreal, I am attending the session on crowdsourcing and the law which started at 9:30am, frankly, because I was intrigued by… [more]
Legal IT 5.0: eLawyering for Competitive Advantage – How to Brand Your Law Firm in a Networked World
by Patrick Cormier
April 4th, 2011
Blogging live from Montreal at the LegalIT 5.0 Conference, the Conference opened with a plenary session on the subject topic, by Richard S. Granat, Co-Chair, eLawyering Task Force, American Bar… [more]
CCCT Court Web Site Guidelines – Resources – RFPs Evaluation Criteria
by Patrick Cormier
March 6th, 2011
In a previous post, I have outlined a draft Request for Proposal structure (RFP) in relation to courts securing services to develop, deploy and manage a web site designed in… [more]
CCCT Court Web Site Guidelines – Resources – Requests for Proposals (RFPs)
by Patrick Cormier
March 4th, 2011
The guidelines have the following objectives:
to enable a common understanding and context of what modern web sites offer and how they are powered (Part I)
to identify and review… [more]
by Patrick Cormier
March 2nd, 2011
This post concludes with the last two draft recommendations of the CCCT IntellAction Working Group on Court Web Site Guidelines:
Site Features – Keep It Simple
Publication of information –… [more]
by Patrick Cormier
February 28th, 2011
Last Saturday, I shared on Slaw the first two recommendations of the CCCT IntellAction Working Group on Court Web Site Guidelines. In this post, I'm sharing our draft recommendations 3… [more]
CCCT Court Web Site Guidelines – Recommendations 1 and 2: Use a WCMS
by Patrick Cormier
February 26th, 2011
This posts continues to expose on Slaw the draft Court Web Site Guidelines… [more] produced by the CCCT IntellAction Working Group on court web sites. In this post, we present recommendations
by Patrick Cormier
February 24th, 2011
The administrative control of court web sites can be a sensitive issue, because it often cuts across the independence of the Judiciary and resources of the Executive. In consideration of… [more]
by Patrick Cormier
February 21st, 2011
A few days ago, I presented the issue of copyright & licensing of information found on court web sites. In this post, please find – please feel welcome to comment!… [more]
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