RV Lawyer - Technology For Remote Practice. When I wrote a book about my decades long search for tech that would enable me to be a lawyer anywhere (for Florida clients only, of course), I wanted to let other lawyers know about the advances in tech that allowed us to be away from a brick and mortar office whenever we wanted. The Pandemic in 2020 created a new interest in the topic; but, I had been a tech hobbyist since the Eighties, when I discovered that the new personal computers could automate document creation tasks that used to require typewriters, office personnel, and a real office. The biggest tech advance, however, has been broadband Internet, and Elon Musk's Starlink, and the new AI engines, have certainly made a big difference. But, looking back on it, it occurred to me that the foolish expense of $150 a month for broadband Internet that I was only going to use several days a month while taking long weekends in the RV, had a far greater utility. The recent hurricanes have made this clear. I lost power at the house, and could be without it for a week. No problem, I came to the office, which has power. Alas, cable is out, and no Internet from Spectrum in Pinellas County for a week. No problem, my RV is parked next to the office, and I have Internet from the Starlink dish. I also have cellular modems from T-Mobile as a backup. But, the Starlink has proven that it is the best way to get Internet in a disaster. Just ask all the crews fighting the damage from the hurricane, or the people getting Internet in more devastated areas. After a hurricane, I recall Mr. Rogers' advice after a disaster: "Look for the helpers". Perhaps we should spend more time looking for the helpers before the disaster. Be safe out there. 