When Parties Fail to Cooperate During Discovery, Everybody Loses tags: LitSupport MM Falling Off The Cliff: Parties Are Still Failing The Proportionality Test tags: LitSupport MM The Intersection of GRC, Cyber-Security & Legal: How to Triple Your ROI in E-Discovery Technology – eDiscovery Insight tags: LitSupport MM Cost-Cutting, Time-Saving E-Discovery Tips tags: LitSupport MM Managing…
Before I start, let me just say that I am a big advocate of the outlook presented at the beginning of the recent Business Insider article, 6 Questions to Ask During Your Interview That Will Make an Employer Want to Hire You It’s common advice among job seekers: when you’re interviewing, you need to interview…
The End of the Forensics/E-Discovery Divide tags: LitSupport MM Everyone will miss almost everything you share on social media tags: SocNetPres MM Eight Tips to Quash the Cost of E-Discovery | Ball in your Court tags: LitSupport MM Outlook Emails Can Take Many Forms – eDiscovery Best Practices tags: LitSupport MM Babble: Google may be…
So, now that we’ve had a few days to sort of digest the news that Google Reader isn’t going to be around, you may be asking yourself what all the fuss is about. Those of you who’ve never used an RSS reader probably don’t understand what you’re missing by following a site on Twitter, Facebook,…
Google releases site to help webmasters of hacked sites tags: Tech MM Why are Cyber Attacks on Law Firms Such a Significant Threat? – eDiscovery Insight tags: MM LitSupport Security Traveling With Tech tags: travel MM Bottom Line Driven Proportional Review (2013 Updated Version) tags: LitSupport MM Death knell sounds for RSS, and Google knows…
Yesterday’s announcement that Google is shutting down Reader was a little bit of a shock to me, personally. I use it daily. I rely on it to follow a couple of hundred blogs and websites all in one place. Over the years, Reader has been the go-to RSS reader for most users, all but eliminating…
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