Author Index Jeffrey R. Schoenberger

Holiday gift ideas from the Illinois Bar Journal’s Pointers From Practice HQ contributors.

Get into the swing of things with Adobe Acrobat’s updated interface.

Look beyond general-use AI tools for tasks requiring legal expertise and confidentiality.

Advancing security protections step by step.

Set yourself up for success at your next conference.

What’s new in Apple’s latest iPhone software.

Customer relationship management tools help you maintain and increase meaningful connections with clients and leads.

Clients can schedule their own appointments and submit all the information you need online, long before they even enter your office.

Growing in popularity, artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT are flooding the workplace. But lawyers have less risky AI options.

There are plenty of great software tools, other than artificial intelligence, that can speed up your work.

Cybersecurity in plain English.

Technology can’t solve bad habits, but it can make breaking them easier.

Before disposing, selling, trading in, or giving away old devices, protect your data first and then wipe the devices clean.

Free and paid options for feature-rich password protection and syncing.

It takes mere seconds to crack weak passwords. Learn how to force hackers to spend 395 quadrillion years cracking yours.

How to choose a browser that’s right for you.

10 new things to try on iPads with iOS 15.

Fighting back against tracking pixels, a new insidiously clever email tool used by spammers and scammers.

Options for expanding your computer screen’s real estate.

A helpful introduction to the ISBA’s updated Practice HQ.

Built-in and add-on features that transform your email program into to-do lists and time-management systems.

Two-factor identification is a simple way to secure data stored in online accounts.

Upping your lighting and camera setup for virtual meetings. 

Paper lives to see another day in the form of bullet journaling.

Virtual private networks you can take anywhere.

Hunting for a webcam? Read on.

Getting acquainted with Zoom, GoToMeeting, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet.

While laws provide murky guidance on making websites accessible to people with disabilities, plenty of resources offer good advice.

If you operate a website, become aware of the information it’s collecting from visitors.

How to tune out, tune in, and stay secure.