Category Archives: Going Green

Going Green: How I Bought My Prius (Macho and Mulch) Article in LTN

By Larry Port on February 10, 2010

Rocket Matter supports green initiatives.  Both my founding partner Ariel Jatib and I (Larry Port) are commited to energy efficiency and taking care of the air we breathe.  Even more so after having seen Avatar.
So I jumped at the opportunity to write a green piece for Law Technology News on my decision-making process when I [...]

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How Legal Software as a Service can Help Chicago Lawyers Go Green

By Larry Port on July 9, 2009

We wrote an article for our friends at Chicago Lawyer exploring the green benefits of web-based legal software.  To download a PDF reprint, click here.
Chicago law firms, like the rest of the country’s businesses, are hopping on the “green” bandwagon.  The benefits of an environmentally friendly business can be both altruistic and economical, allowing firms [...]

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Newegg and the giant paper packing snake

By Larry Port on May 15, 2009

Yesterday I received a package from Newegg, which I’ve always found exceptional due to their low prices and excellent customer service.
The package contained my new Scansnap 300M and some blank DVDs. Keeping them all in place were not peanuts, bubble wrap, or air pockets, but an enormously long coiled sheet of recycled paper.
I was [...]

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Advantage #63 of using a Legal SaaS Product: Go Green

By Larry Port on May 14, 2009

So you’ve instituted a firm recycling policy, you’re moving to paperless, and instituted some energy saving policies with your lights, computers, and monitors.
Want to reduce your toll on the environment even more?  Consider a Software as a Service (SaaS) application for your firm’s business needs. SaaS solutions are designed so that many companies are [...]

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