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Courts Increasingly Cognizant of eDiscovery Burdens, Reject “Gotcha” Sanctions Demands
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The Fabric of Inadequate Search & Spoliation Allegations
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eDiscovery in Small Cases – The Small Firm Advantage
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Da Silva Moore and the Role of ACEDS
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I was reading this article the other day: Top 5 FAQ on Using Technology in Court Now, originally, I was just going to share the article on Twitter because it’s pretty good all the way around, but then I got to the fifth one: Oculus Rift: Coming to a Courtroom Near You? Using virtual reality…
I wish I could take credit for the line in the title. But, I can’t. It has, however, been rumbling around in my brain for the past couple of days since I heard John Amaechi say it on a recent episode of Adam Grant’s podcast “Worklife” (Go listen to the whole episode, it’s very thought-provoking)
In an episode about how to build an anti-racist workplace, this was the line that sort of stopped not only me, but Adam as well. And, I think it applies to much more than anti-racism.
Yes it’s true, after last year’s new experience of attending the annual ILTA Conference as a vendor as opposed to an attendee, I’ll be repeating that this year. I expect it to be similar to last year, there won’t be as many opportunities to socialize with my old contacts and attendees, because I’ll be trying…
While still trying to keep a bit of mystery about where I currently work, and where I’m going to be working, there are a few things that I find very interesting about my upcoming job-switch that I want to share and discuss. Mostly, I’m interested in how much of my experience can be extrapolated out…
It’s up over on the AccessData blog. It’s part of a “Tips from the Trainers” series, and is all about working with Concordance DAT files in Summation 5.0 now that we can load those files directly without the need to convert them. Hope you find it useful! Follow these topics: LawFirms, LitigationSupport