Second Chance MS Exam

ByMike McBride September 25, 2007July 21, 2014 Reading Time: 1 minute

I’m not currently in the market for any Microsoft Certifications, I’ve got a number of litigation support tools, like Summation and Trial Director, to get certified on, but if you are, head’s up.

George Starcher over at In the Trenches, has the info on a way to sign up for a second chance voucher, before you take the first test, that you can use, just in case.

Might be worth taking a look.

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Ethics Revisited
ByMike McBride March 20, 2008July 20, 2014 Reading Time: 2 minutes

I know, I know, it was just a few days ago that I wondered if I could go back to just working at the help desk after sitting in the session about ethics in e-discovery. Truth is, even there, I was subject to more stringent ethical rules simply by virtue of working at a law…

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Summation iBlaze 2.9 Impressions
ByMike McBride April 1, 2008July 20, 2014 Reading Time: 2 minutes

I got the download link for the new version of CT Summation’s iBlaze product the other day and managed to get it installed on my laptop yesterday. Naturally I proceeded to set my laptop on my desk at work, and look at the two programs side by side. I do believe, when it comes time…

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What I’m Sharing (weekly) – June 14, 2020
ByMike McBride June 14, 2020June 18, 2020 Reading Time: 1 minute

Microsoft 365 eDiscovery Practical Resources for Law Firms How Organizations Can Support the Mental Health of Black Employees The Estrin Report: How to Convince Your Firm Working Remotely is the Way to Go When Leaders Model Openness About Their Mental Health Google Meet Gets Killer Feature – Noise Cancelling Clients Will Drop Firms For Not…

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We’re Moved But Not Done Tweaking
ByMike McBride January 31, 2010 Reading Time: 1 minute

So, as you’ve probably noticed, the blog is now running on WordPress, and the blog home page is now being redirected to the main page of the site. There is still much work to do, to tweak the layout and work on pages, etc. but I think this is pretty much where we’re going to…

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Linked – The First Rule of Microsoft Excel—Don’t Tell Anyone You’re Good at It
ByMike McBride October 22, 2018October 22, 2018 Reading Time: 1 minute

Are you great with Excel? Do you feel this way about it? “If someone tells you that they ‘just have a few Excel sheets’ that they want help with, run the other way,” tweeted 32-year-old statistician Andrew Althouse. “Also, you may want to give them a fake phone number, possibly a fake name. It may…

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Will AI pricing become a charge-back cost to clients?
ByMike McBride May 6, 2026May 6, 2026 Reading Time: 2 minutes

Maybe we can solve both of those issues this way? We’ll bill you fewer attorney hours by leveraging AI, but you need to foot the bill for its use? Right now, with a set price per seat, the cost of using AI on a given matter is nothing, but it won’t remain that way. It can’t.

Will the legal market make this adjustment to billing back the cost of AI compute? If not, how do firms justify the undefined cost for your firm?

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