The Legal Profession Found the Twenty-First Century: Ignorance is bliss no longer
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You Do Have to Look for Discovery in Your Possession
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The Growth of eDiscovery is Transparent
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The Evolution of Attorney Review – eDiscovery Insight
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eDiscovery Professionals: Order-taking or Consulting? – Shifting from Order-taking to Consulting
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No More Excuses. Learn This S*** Already
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Pros and Cons of Managed Litigation Support Services Model
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Train, Don’t Cull, Using Keywords
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I guess this is a really good reason to never buy a used smart device, right? In a recent blog post, An IoT Love Story: Always Apart, Never Disconnected, Henderson shared the personal story of what happened when he sold his convertible a few years ago. Henderson was connected to that car via a mobile…
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It’s a little slow, but it’s good to see firms starting to get it. “The legal industry has been slow to embrace the trend due to compliance issues, heavy regulation and concerns over client data protection. That is changing, however, with the steady rollout of new technologies, improved security capabilities and wider connectivity. Turnover is another…