Insights from the ABA National Institute on E-Discovery – Part 2
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Achieving Success as a Non-Attorney in a Law Firm: Make Yourself Well Known, Part 3
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Litigation Support Project Design Meeting
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No Fear and Loathing at the AccessData User’s Conference in Las Vegas
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I’m planning on doing some new and different things with the site over the next few weeks and months. Don’t worry, this blog will remain the same for the most part, but I’m going to be using some of the posts, depending on the category, in some other areas. Thusly, I’ve been using the new…
I caught a quick reference to an upcoming FIOS webcast that I thought might be of interest to any legal industry folks who have an interest in, but maybe not much experience working with, electronic discovery. In fact, I think I’ll pass it along to some folks at the office too. Litigation support professionals and…
Autonomy is understanding what needs to be done and having the freedom to decide the best way to get it all done. Managers can still contribute, they still set the priorities, they assist with roadblocks, and they are the ones who communicate what needs to be done, but when they start to go much further than that, employees feel that loss of autonomy, and they don’t like it.
Over the last couple of years, managers have been forced to sit back and let employees have autonomy. Much like my own experience, you can’t possibly expect employees who were successful and productive with that autonomy to just give it back for no reason.
Last week, when I talked about the questions of having the right adapter for every hard drive type possibly being a reason to consider not doing this sort of work in-house, I responded to a comment with this phrase, “it’s a bit trickier when you have to explain why I can image THAT laptop, but…
V. Mary Abraham wrote about making KM a force multiplier in your law firm on 2012 today. While I wouldn’t say that you could take this exact framework and turn Litigation Support into a force multiplier, I think there’s quite a lot in this article that does apply to making better use of your Litigation…
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