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All I Want For Christmas Are Taxable eDiscovery Costs
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Will Predictive Coding in e-Discovery Become an Ethical Requirement?
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eDiscovery Christmas Wish List
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The state of legal tech Forgot password? Five reasons why you need a password manager Discarded smart lightbulbs reveal your wifi passwords, stored in the clear Law firms’ shopping mall problem Mitigating #eDiscovery challenges in the healthcare industry Ride The Lightning: Crypto Exchange Founder Dies – And His Password Died With Him Lawyers and Cybersecurity…
Photographing Waterfalls: 6 Tips To Get You Started tags: Photography MM 2013 ILTA survey reveals that law firms buy a lot of iPads and iPhones tags: Tech MM Everything You Wanted to Know about Technology Assisted Review – eDiscovery Trends tags: LitSupport MM ILTA 2013: 4 Posts In 4 Days About 4 Sessions Attended Last…
How To Keep Your Job While Dealing With Depression Court Infers Intentional, Bad Faith Spoliation From Use of Ephemeral Messaging E-Discovering the Use of Ephemeral Messaging Employers who spend more on their workers’ mental health make more money, Deloitte study finds Jonathan Bond: It’s time to stop working excessive hours and simply switch off Older…
We’ve read about people selling their organs to get their hands on an iPhone, but I’ve never before heard of a couple willing to face-off with a live alligator for one. That’s the somewhat bizarre situation a Florida couple found themselves in recently, however, when 24-year-old Anthony Larrimore dropped his iPhone while snapping pictures of an alligator…
This makes sense. I had not ever thought about it before but thinking about hiring a woman versus a man, and whether the woman is up to the challenge, looks a whole lot different when it’s your daughter, sister, etc. Also, I think it underscores the importance of networking. It’s always easiest to hire people…
One mistake, followed by another mistake, and before you know it, you’re in ransomware hell. “The account of the late employee wasn’t shut down because various internal services had been configured to use it, presumably because the deceased had been involved in setting up those services. If they had closed the account, it would have…
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