Digital Lawyering

Book List on the Future Impact of Information Technology on Legal Practice.

The Digital Lawyer from Ethan Katsh, Electronic Media and the Transformation of Law

David Johnson, Legal Services and the Interface Revolution: Taking the Screen Seriously.
Jerry Lawson, The Complete Handbook Internet Book for Lawyers, ABA 1999.
Greg Siskind, Lawyer's Guide to Marketing on the Internet, ABA.
Richard Zorza, New Technologies with Implications for the Legal Services Delivery System

Law on the Internet Booklist from the ABA. This is a complete listing.
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Pro Se and Self-Help Strategies

Resources on Self-Help and Pro Se Representation
Richard Granat and Hugh Calkins, Client Self-Help Strategies

Nolo Press: Information on Texas Unauthorized Practice Case

Resource Papers on the Future of the Legal Profession: Useful Perspectives from the United Kingdom:

Lord Chancellor's Plan for Reforming Legal Services and the Courts 

David S. Wall, Cyberlaw Research Unit, University of Leeds, Information Technology and the Shaping of the Legal Practice in the U.K.

Peter Duncan, Glasgow Caledonian University, Information Technology and the Scottish Legal Profession: innovators versus the majority

Barry Dean, Linklaters & Paines, The Law Office of the Future

The Internet Economy

J. Bradford De Long and A. Michael Froomkin, The Next Economy. 

John Hagel III and Jeffrey F. Rayport, The Coming Battle for Customer Information.

Larry Downs and Chunka Mui, Unleashing the Killer Application

Blur: The Speed of Change in the Connected Economy by Stanley Davis and Christopher Meyer: 

Information Rules : A Strategic Guide to the Network Economy, by Carl Shapiro and  Hal R. Varian 

Net Worth : Shaping Markets When Customers Make the Rules by John Hagel and Marc Singer 

New Rules for the New Economy : 10 Radical Strategies for a Connected World  by Kevin Kelly 

Competing on the Edge : Strategy as Structured Chaos by Shona L. Brown, Kathleen M. Eisenhardt