Google Now Adds Parking Reminder. Hey, SWMBO, where did we park? Are we in Villains or Heroes Lots? Mickey or Goofy? The only thing goofy around here is trying to find my car after a couple of single malts and a few miles of walking around. Recently, I discovered a couple of parking apps that allow me to fix the location where I park the car, and use GPS to find it later. However, I am always walking through the turnstiles when I remember that I didn't set the damn thing. Now, Google Now does it automatically....
Technology company WordRake Holdings, LLC announced official release of WordRake 2, the new version of its popular editing software for professionals. A major leap ahead in capability and compatibility, WordRake 2 will benefit the company’s large client base, which now includes thousands of law firms, corporations, government agencies, and universities.
“WordRake is perfect for all professionals who want their writing to be less verbose and more persuasive. I raked a 25-page operating agreement...
A federal trial court readily concluded that settlement agreements and settlement negotiations were protected from discovery by a mediation privilege if they took place in mediation, but were not protected if they occurred outside mediation. The court noted that most courts recognize a federal common law mediation privilege, and that the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit had observed that all states have apparently enacted a mediation privilege, while there is no state consensus regarding...
The latest results from YouGov show that most Americans (55%) think that they are smarter than the average American - meaning that the average American thinks that they are smarter than the average American. A third of the country (34%) say that they are about as smart as the average person, while only 4% say that they are less intelligent than average Americans. People with higher levels of educational attainment say that they are smarter than most Americans, with fully 51% of people with post-graduate...
From Ethan Katsh (U Mass):
The 2014 International Online Dispute Resolution Conference will be held in Silicon Valley and San Francisco, June 25-27, 2014. ODR 2014 <http://www.odr2014.org> will bring together the technology, law and dispute resolution communities, academic researchers, representatives of financial institutions, ecommerce and social media companies, and social justice advocates using innovative technologies to leverage change. It will be preceded by a “Hack for Justice”...