Brightalk is hosting a day long series of webinars covering various aspects of electronic discovery tomorrow, Dec. 10, 2009. Looks like there’s some good stuff planned, and you can’t beat the price, free!
Personally, I’m going to tied up much of the day, but will be registering so I can check out the recordings afterward!
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Well, in the case of the Seattle Public School District’s data breach, the culprit seems to be their outside law firm: “Late Tuesday night Seattle Public Schools learned that a law firm retained by the district to handle a complaint against the district inadvertently sent personally identifiable student information to an individual involved in the…
Those of you who subscribe to the RSS feed for this blog haven’t been getting the daily summary of Del.ico.us links that is usually included in the feed, because, apparently, the new and improved Feedburner, broke that feature. Also, the Photography and Lit Support pages, which normally incorporate those posts into the page by using…
The survey results are out, and there’s a ton on information about how law firms are doing training and user support. I haven’t had time to do more than give it a cursory glance, but there’s definitely some interesting discussion points. Download a copy. Also, there’s a white paper available with some analysis of what…
I’ve seen opinions on law firms doing e-discovery processing or collections in house, as opposed to farming that work out to a vendor that are about as varied and strongly held as the Presidential election. Some people think it’s a great value-add for clients, or even a revenue source, while others would never, ever, take…
Today at a local ILTA event, I saw a presentation about a company called Index Engines. They built enterprise search appliances, and one of their big sales pitches to the legal industry is that they can index from tape backups. This is somewhat huge. As it stands now, to do electronic discovery on data that…
We sent a version of this to our attorneys at work too. 😉 Thanksgiving has passed, and while we know there are plenty of other holidays to look forward to in December, we don’t want you to overlook a very important day right at the start of the month. Dec. 1st is eDiscovery Day! …