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Letter From LegalTech: The Thrills of E-Discovery
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Letterman: Take the “e” out of eDiscovery!
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3 Essential Non-Technical Skills to Advance Your IT Career
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Networking at LegalTech with the Here on Biz App
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8 Ways to Dramatically Boost Your Productivity While Traveling
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Bruce makes some interesting points in this presentation, it’s certainly something to think about. First, watch: I’ll be honest, I’ve been on the side of leaving technology alone for the most part, but his point about the legal industry, and how public policy law is a huge area of focus, and how even law schools…
Assessing E-Discovery Skills Is a Low Firmwide Priority—And That May Not Change
Five Ways To Destress And Improve Mental Well-Being In The Workplace
How to Get Ahead of E-Discovery’s Shift to Digital Communications
The eDiscovery Manager’s Guide: How to preserve Zoom meeting data and chats
Bad Faith for Not Reviewing Docs for Relevance Before Asserting Privilege
I know this is about the mental health field, but let’s be honest, replace the words “mental health” below with your own field, would you feel any differently? I thought about going to the hospital because I knew I was not well. But I was conflicted. What if I ran into a co-worker? Or worse,…
This recent NPR story on the brevity of the Gettysburg Address, Lincoln’s 272 Words, a Model of Brevity for Modern Times got me thinking a bit about training. I’ve often compared training to public speaking and the importance of having those skills, and this is definitely one of those skills. As Pascal said well back…
The simple solution, of course, is to not click links. Type in the address of your bank or anywhere you plan to make a financial transaction. “We are all familiar with the Latin alphabet, and with the fact that some characters sometimes appear with various diacritical marks above them (e.g., á and ñ), especially in…
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