LegalWikiPro - Legalwikipro

LegalWikiPro gets noticed.

2008-07-22T03:24:00Z

Several bloggers have reviewed LegalWikiPro. Go look at Bartlet Law Firm's post, "Legal wiki - the new collegial paradigm?" and Jim Calloway's Law Practice Tips Blog post, "Announcing LegalWikiPro." Inter-Alia likes the content that is already here, and says, "The rest of the wiki is just waiting for you to get started -- so go on, start editing!" Thanks go out to these reviewers. Also, Russ Wheeler at Direct Appeal provided us with some much needed linkage. Thanks all.

--Briefer 03:24, 22 July 2008 (UTC)

New "Work Product" stuff

2008-07-12T11:13:00Z

Don't you just hate it when you get a discovery request for all of your pre-suit (or even post-suit) investigation? Or maybe you're on the other side and really want to see a copy of the statement that the defendant took from that witness just after the accident. Whichever side you're on, you are now in the Work Product Zone. Our Oklahoma Discovery article now has more outline and case law material on this topic. Read, edit, contribute your own stuff.

--Briefer 11:13, 12 July 2008 (UTC)

Appellate standard of review - Federal.

2008-07-02T19:19:00Z

There's a collection (does one cite a "collection" make?) of "standard of review" paragraphs on the Federal Appellate page. It's just a starting point right now. Collect some more and add to it.

--Briefer 19:19, 2 July 2008 (UTC)

Check out the Products Liability - Oklahoma section.

2008-07-02T18:30:00Z

We’ve got an extensive outline of Oklahoma Products Liability law on the wiki. Check out the “Cases organized by product type” section at the end of the article! Pretty cool.

However, it needs some additional work. It needs some editing of section headings. It also needs brought to date with some current case law.

Interested? Be a hero. Pitch in! Create a free account and get after it. Every little bit helps.

--Briefer 18:30, 2 July 2008 (UTC)

LegalWikiPro needs State / Specialty Editors.

Lawyers are welcome to sign up at LegalWikiPro, contribute content and fade into the background. However, if you would like to spearhead the development of content in a certain State or specialty, drop us an email. We can provide you with administrative status, recognition and a "title." Wow.

Oklahoma Appeals article moves along.

The article on Oklahoma Appeals grows by baby steps.