Actually, my record is far from perfect in that regard, but I am probably an unlikely person to come up with the idea of putting together a study group to study ways in which court scheduling conflicts in the Eighth Judicial District might be minimized. In truth, of course, I did not come up with this idea. Mick Taleff did, and to show my appreciation for his idea, I asked him to head up the group to see if they, in conjunction with whatever input our District Judges wish to add, could suggest ways in which possible improvements can be made for everyone s benefit. Those who would like to help in this, please call Mick Taleff directly. Now that I am at the end of my term as President, I can finally let you all in on the secret of why our Web site could be successful.
Computers are terrific tools.
They never have bad hair days, get tired or go on vacation. They also thrive on doing all of the tedious grunt work that seems to be part of any practice. Finally, if you know how to use them correctly, computers can be one of your most cost effective boosts to the bottom line. The trick is, of course, knowing how to use them efficiently in the practice of law. This is where we are in luck.