Good Company: Fastcase Named to EContent 100 List of Companies that Matter Most in Digital Economy
Fastcase Named to 2010-2011 EContent 100 List
EContent Magazine today released its annual list of 100 companies that matter most in the digital content industry. The 2010 list includes Google, Twitter, Amazon, Apple . . . and Fastcase!
Michelle Manafy, editor-in-chief of EContent Magazine, noted the companies included “made this list through their hard work, customer focus, and continued responsiveness to the changing digital content landscape.”
We’re honored to be part of the EContent 100 for “demonstrating continued leadership and innovation in the content industry.” Thanks EContent Magazine!
Check out the full list here.
11/17-18: Live Fastcase Trainings – Tulsa, OK
At the Oklahoma Bar Association Annual Meeting? Come see us! We are offering three training sessions:
10AM – 11AM
Fastcase Nuts and Bolts
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Oklahoma Bar Association Annual Meeting
Crowne Plaza Hotel
Tulsa, OK
Room: Directors Row 5
3PM – 4PM
Fastcase Nuts and Bolts
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Oklahoma Bar Association Annual Meeting
Crowne Plaza Hotel
Tulsa, OK
Room: Directors Row 5
2PM – 3PM
Fastcase Advanced Tips
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Oklahoma Bar Association Annual Meeting
Crowne Plaza Hotel
Tulsa, OK
Room: Directors Row 5
Bar Staff Webinar – Top Ten Questions, Answered.
Fastcase Bar Partners: Please join us for a thirty minute webinar about the top ten most frequently asked Fastcase questions. We will breeze through 10 tips and resources that will make it easy to expertly answer member questions. The webinar is scheduled Monday, November 15 at 1PM Eastern.
To register, please click here.
Anyone on staff is welcome. See you there!
Law Blog of the Day: PicJur
At Fastcase, we are unapologetic data visualization geeks. So you can imagine how excited we were when we came across, PicJur, a blog with the self-professed goal of “translat[ing] law into visual language.” The charts on this site are bold, beautiful, and very illuminating. Boy do we wish that these were around when we were in law school!
Here are some of our favorites:
Offer and acceptance in contract formation
Civil Procedure 1: Personal Jurisdiction
Fastcase Research Tip: Batch Printing
Did you know that you can print up to 20 cases at a time on Fastcase? Batch printing is simple, just follow these easy steps.
1. Add documents to your print queue. Add documents to your print queue one of two ways.
- (a) From the results page: Each case on your results list has a Print Queue icon to the left of the screen. The Print Queue icon looks like a printer with a plus sign on it. Click on the Print Queue icon to add a case to your queue. When the case has been added, the plus sign on the icon will turn into a minus sign.
- (b) While browsing a case: Click on the Add to My Print Queue link at the top right of the screen.
2. Review your queue. To review your print queue, select View Print Queue from the Print menu. To remove the case from your print queue, click on the icon again.
3. Print. Once you have made your formatting selections, click the Print/Save link. The cases listed on your print queue will begin downloading as a single document on your computer. Open the file using the appropriate program (e.g. MS Word, Adobe Acrobat, Word Perfect) and then print the document by selecting Print from the File menu.
Questions? Call us at 1-866-773-2782 (8am-8pm Eastern, Mon-Fri) or e-mail support@fastcase.com.