Yup, it’s finally happening. Nope, I’m not surprised. If you keep up at all with the latest ediscovery cases, especially the sanction cases, it was just a matter of time before a client pointed a finger at their attorney for ediscovery failures. It’s the attorney who is supposed to be overseeing this process, no?
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Much like I did last year with the ILTA Conference, I’m working with some search feeds to track the various things people are putting up online about the Legal Tech Conference this week. At this time, the feed is still a work in progress, pulling in lots of duplicate items, so I don’t want to…
And we’re back after lunch. Had a good time chatting and meeting folk at lunch, so if you were one of the folks at my table, thanks, and if you’re ever in Columbus, drop me an email! Had such a good time chatting got to the session as it was already starting: Sharon Nelson: Search…
I noticed a while ago that a new association was starting up, the Association of Litigation Support Professionals, and I had made a note to keep an eye on that. Today, I did a bit more. I had talked to some people at the firm about it, and the response was very much “wait and…
After years of blogging and writing newsletters just to share things I’ve been learning, I’ve decided to dip my toes in the paid-newsletter world.
What do I think is so valuable that I would ask you to pay for it? For the last few years, I’ve been working and diving deep into the Microsoft 365 platform, from the perspective of an eDiscovery professional.
I saw a post by Jennifer Leggio today about locating network security folks on Twitter, and I wondered how many people who work in the legal technology field are using twitter or other social networking apps. In fact, following Jennifer on Twitter also helped me discover Twitterpaks, which is a wiki setup to encourage new…