Legal writing, technology,
and ethics

a blawg by Ivy B. Grey for Intelligent Editing

Designing Technology Training Programs that Work

Clever Ways to Use Find-and-Replace in Your Legal Documents, Part 2: Update Outdated Language

How to Improve Your Legal Writing

Clever Ways to Use Find-and-Replace in Your Legal Documents, Part 1: Update Outdated Formatting

How to Meet the Duty of Technology Competence

Debunking Lawyers’ Myths About MS Word

Technology Competence: What the Ethical Duty Means for You and Your Firm

Improving Your Legal Writing: Six Tips for Using Critique to Your Advantage

Check Your Next Legal Brief for Free

Using Software to Improve Realization Rates Ethically and Efficiently

Exploring the Ethical Duty of Technological Competence, Part II

Exploring the Ethical Duty of Technology Competence, Part I

Advice to My Young Associate Self

Not Competent in Basic Tech? You Could Be Overbilling Your Clients—and Be on Shaky Ethical Ground

Legal Writing: Five-Step Checklist for Better Editing and Proofreading

The Myth of the Digital Native: Establishing Competence and Eliminating Tech Bias in the Modern Law Firm

Four Tips for Engaging with Diverse Legal Tech Entrepreneurs

Six Reasons Why Your Next Legal Tech Purchase Should Be An MS Word Add-in

It's Not Me, It's You: Lawyers Don't Want Lousy, Overpriced Tech

Training Law Students to Be Lawyers: Rethinking Legal Writing Class

Naming Conventions: The Fast, Free, First Step Towards a Paperless Office
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