LegalTech Coverage

ByMike McBride February 2, 2012February 2, 2012 Reading Time: 1 minute

I have to admit, I haven’t seen much coverage from blogs or Twitter about LegalTech. Part of that is my schedule being off from a typical East Coast work day, thus missing a lot of morning twitter traffic. Part of that may also be the lack of usable wifi at the hotel, at least from what I’ve been told by those attending. 😉

However, it appears that Lexblog has me covered in terms of gathering up a bunch of coverage and letting me flip through it in one place. Looking forward to doing just that!

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Interesting Series on eDiscovery Collections
ByMike McBride August 21, 2020August 20, 2020 Reading Time: 1 minute

I spent some time reading through this series of posts on the Xact Data blog last night. While we would always take any post from a vendor about the dangerous of any organization collecting data instead of hiring an expert, for obvious reasons, (Including the one I work for) I do think they’ve provided plenty…

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Why iOS Devices are Popular
ByMike McBride September 26, 2012 Reading Time: 2 minutes

I’ve probably seen that Samsung commercial a dozen times over the last few days. The one that makes a pretty good mockery of people waiting in line for the iPhone 5. The one that makes a really good point about all the things that still, STILL, aren’t available for iPhone users, that we could have…

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Linked – E-Discovery Work Moves In-House to Cut Costs, Survey Finds
ByMike McBride May 15, 2018May 14, 2018 Reading Time: 1 minute

Even though I work at one of those outside law firms, this has always made total sense to me: “The survey also found that bringing the e-discovery process in-house is a common and effective way to control spending. Seventy-five percent of the respondents said they are using the technique to control e-discovery costs, and it was given…

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I Feel Validated by GMail’s Priority Inbox
ByMike McBride August 31, 2010 Reading Time: 1 minute

Seems like just a few days ago that I was in front of a room, in Vegas, telling people about the importance of using rules, and any other sort of filtering mechanism, to get stuff out of your inbox so that the high-priority items are more easily located. Imagine my surprise when I saw that…

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Reading – Federal Appeals Court Says Doc Review Is NOT Real Legal Work
ByMike McBride July 23, 2015July 23, 2015 Reading Time: 1 minute

“The parties themselves agreed at oral argument that an individual who, in the course of reviewing discovery documents, undertakes tasks that could otherwise be performed entirely by a machine cannot be said to engage in the practice of law.” There is a potential of some very far-reaching implications from this ruling. If doc review can…

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Going to Techshow, Check Out LexThink.1
ByMike McBride February 17, 2014 Reading Time: 1 minute

The event is designed similarly to the Ignite events, slightly tweaked. You have 6 minutes, and 20 slides, to do your presentation, and it must be on the topic of overcoming the significant challenges the legal profession is currently facing. Speakers will be chosen by public voting after the submissions have been made.

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