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I’ve been writing about technology on this blog for a long time. The first posts here date back to Oct. 2001. and while I don’t claim they are very good, I will claim to have been around the tech blogosphere for a very long time relatively speaking. Within the last year, however, as I’ve been…
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‘Too Practical’? Why Some Law Schools Don’t Offer E-Discovery Education ILTACON 2019 at the Happiest Place on Earth How to Be a Better, Kinder Professional Here’s an eDiscovery Buyers Guide Where You Can Actually See Videos of the Products 3 Ways Proactive Legal Ops Teams Can Increase Organizational Efficiency 57 Tips for Successful Innovation Outcomes…
Linked – eDiscovery Advice to IT – be on high alert to protect electronic evidence under “Legal Hold”
“Whether we like it or not every lawsuit now has ESI and IT is responsible for helping protecting ESI.” This is one of those things that I don’t think the legal industry truly understands. IT’s job is first and foremost about keeping all the technology running and proiding useful solutions to business needs. Keeping track…
Soon Your Whole Life Will Be in Microsoft Teams, and That Might Not Be Good
This week, Microsoft announced some new features coming for Teams, including some specifically designed to help employees maintain some stress management and avoid burnout. Things like a virtual commute, and a partnership with Headspace for meditations.
Which is interesting for a business collaboration tool, right?
Computer Forensics
Our firm has, apparently, decided that the two of us who are now involved in litigation support should also be certified in computer forensics, so that we can do that for our clients, and be able to defend our practices in court, without having to go to the expense of hiring a forensics expert from…
