Plenty of Online Options for E-Discovery Education

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

I’ve mentioned Ralph Losey’s e-Discovery Team Training program, but recently I’ve become aware of another couple of options for e-discovery training for anyone interested in becoming more expert, or just learning about this industry overall.

First, there’s Erika Santiago’s customize designed e-discovery training programs.

Secondly, I’ve also recently seen references to the Ritter Academy, which is a partnership with the ALSP, another place to get some good information and education about e-discovery.

When you combine these sorts of formal resources with all the blogs, webinars, and white-papers out there on the net, there’s plenty of information to help you be a better Lit Support, or even legal, professional. What are some of your favorite sources of information, blogs or otherwise?

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