New tools offer spring cleaning for your computer
 There are more software tools to tune-up your computer than anyone can count. Some of them are truly useful, some are less viable and a few are just plain worthless. However, the boundaries among these categories are best left to the eye of the beholder, or in our case, the person sitting at the keyboard. In previous articles I have mentioned free utilities. The free tools are great if you have the time and patience to learn how each works. For others, purchasing an integrated program is a better choice. Here is a summary of my experience with two of these programs, Diskeeper 2007 Pro Premier and Iolo's System Mechanic Professional.
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Property damage ... in cyberspace?
It's fairly obvious when someone physically damages someone else's belongings, but what counts as property damage in cyberspace?
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Tech round-up
A solar powered laptop case, easy-to-use legal graphics program and a comprehensive tech blog highlight this installment of Lawyers USA's periodic look at the latest products and developments in the world of legal technology. We hope you find something in this compendium that will help you in your practice.
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Viral evidence in divorce cases keeps family lawyers on their toes
When it comes to nasty divorces and custody disputes, the tale is often in the tape, much to the chagrin of family law attorneys and their clients.
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Copyright holders flex their online muscles
 Last July, jury foreman Scott Vachon stood up before the court and his fellow jurors and read a guilty verdict. His words ended a New Hampshire rape trial and led to the defendant being sentenced to 35 years in prison.
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There's a fine line between tools and toys for lawyers
Years ago a sage accountant taught me that the difference between "tools" and "toys" is that "tools" are tax deductible! This article presents a few items that are clearly tools and a few that might not pass inspection for tax purposes. However, your personal situation may push a few of them across the dividing line, depending upon your practice setting.
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