The videos are up from the Ignite Columbus 2 back in January, so now you can all see my mistake of changing what I was going to say, getting behind my slides and talking too fast in order to catch up, thus making me appear nervous, which I was, but I usually hide it better.
Anyway, here’s 5 minutes of why you should be thinking about e-Discovery.
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It’s definitely going to continue too. “This is unprecedented in terms of the sheer amount of data being collected,” says Nicole Black, a lawyer and legal technology expert at MyCase, a software management startup for law firms. All connected devices have the potential to be mined for their data. In court cases, the information can…
Just want to add a couple of further thoughts about ILTA that didn’t occur during one of the sessions. One of the more interesting things about ILTA is that, with all the legal technology vendors in one place, it’s a great place to compare them, and get a feel for where the market is going…
I just wanted to share some of the things that have caught my interest, that I haven’t managed to write up on the blog. 😉 Things are getting into a normal routine, they’re just not quite there yet. The Sedona Conference has released a new set of principles. The Sedona Conference® Database Principles Addressing Electronic…
That’s the interesting take away from this piece in Barron’s from early this year, and one that I think has some truth. White-collar jobs, where much of the recruiting action is, don’t look that different from food processing. As much as 95% of hiring is for experienced workers who will step right in and perform…
I think it’s fair to say that this doesn’t just apply to lawyers, but the point is taken about the misuse of presentations at trial. “As we have said before in these pages, lawyers love words on slides, and some lawyers think that the more words they use in a PowerPoint litigation graphic, the better….