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Index
Cover Page Title Page Copyright Page Dedication About the Author Acknowledgments Introduction
What This Book Is Not The Organization of What Follows
Part One: Who
Chapter One: You Chapter Two: Me Chapter Three: Them
Interlude: Windmills and Flywheels Spinning Our Wheels Changing Economics Land Reclamation and Virtuous Circles
Part Two: What
Chapter Four: Working Smart Chapter Five: Well, What Do You Know? Chapter Six: Enter the Tools
A Brief History of Knowledge Tools In Law Practice Things That Think
Chapter Seven: Three Kinds of Knowledge Tools
1. Storage and Transport 2. Extending Humans 3. Independent Work Law Office Knowledge Tool Examples
Chapter Eight: The Managers Chapter Nine: Work Product Retrieval
Information Retrieval Useful Distinctions Document Management The Human Dimension
Chapter Ten: Document Assembly
Basic Concepts In the Beginning Was the Word Processor Specialized Programs Important Differences Integrations Online Document Assembly Varieties and Venues Is Document Assembly for You? What a Difference DA Makes Interactive Questionnaires and Checklists Coming Attractions Sooner or Later
Chapter Eleven: Artificial Intelligence
Nature and Artifice Defining AI Obstacles and Opportunities
Chapter Twelve: Intelligent Tools for Managing Factual Arguments
Introduction A Case In Point: The Mysterious Mr. S. A Personal Journey Sample Theories A Leading Alternative Candidate Why and How (Theory of the Case) How Technology Could Help Broader Uses Legal Applicability Design Considerations Pointillism Tools In Use or On the Way SHAKy Conclusions Epilogue
Chapter Thirteen: The Web As Knowledge Tool
eLawyering eLawyering In Connection With the Courts What About the Lawyer-Less E-Litigants? Legal Cybernautics
Chapter Fourteen: Choosing Smarter
Anatomy of a Choice Multi-Criteria Decision Making Choices and Options Categories Factors Ratings Scores Perspectives Kinds of Factors Choiceboxes Acknowledged Limits To Box or Not to Box? Defining Options Defining Factors Refining Factors Rating and Weighting Wrapping Up a Choice Group Choosing Risk and Uncertainty Beyond Choice The Value-Add of Choice-Making Tools
Chapter Fifteen: Other Tools Interlude: Knowledge Wasteland
Working Dumb In an Age of Smart Machines Knowledge Mismanagement The Price We Pay Waste Not, Want Not
Part Three: Why
Chapter Sixteen: Benefits
Productivity (Efficiency) Responsiveness (Quick Turnaround) Quality of Work (Accuracy, Thoroughness) Consistency Quality of Work Life (Job Satisfaction) Practice Improvement Reduced Reliance On Scarce Experts Training and Continuing Education Marketing and Recruitment Advantages More Flexible Allocation of Work Second-Order Benefits
Chapter Seventeen: Costs
When You Buy When You Build When Things Go Wrong
Chapter Eighteen: The Balancing Act
Difficulties of Quantification A Practical Process Are You Prepared to Profit?
Chapter Nineteen: Inhibitions and Motivations
Explanations Vs. Excuses Too Busy Bailing Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes Financial Practices and Organizational Structure Power Structure The Legal Personality Culture Fear Difficulty Ignorance and Misconception Losing Our Inhibitions
Interlude: Oh Say, Can You C?
Preparing for a New Era of Legal Commerce Change Clients Colleagues Character In Closing
Part Four: How
Chapter Twenty: Finding and Choosing Tools
Finding Knowledge Tools Choosing Practice System Authoring Software Document-Assembly Engines
Chapter Twenty-One: Developing Systems
Getting Started Choosing a Subject Buying and Building In-Source or Outsource? Building Systems Deployment, Maintenance, and Support Scoping a Document-Assembly Project
Chapter Twenty-Two: Making Money from Technology That Saves Time
The Productivity Paradox How to Make Money By Saving Time Even If You Bill By the Hour How to Make Even More Money Through Value Billing How to Make Money Either Way A Good Example Doing Well By Doing Good
Interlude: Smart Pads On the Wireless Web
Magic Carpet Ride Dynamic Trio Togetherness Combinatorial Explosions What’s Stopping Us? Tapping and Tipping
Part Five: When
Chapter Twenty-Three: Tomorrow Chapter Twenty-Four: Today
Appendix: Book Reviews
Advanced Information Systems for Lawyers Law In a Digital World Transforming the Law: Essays On Technology, Justice and the Legal Marketplace Common Sense: On the Information Revolution and Your Job Knowledge Management and the Smarter Lawyer
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