New Federal E-Discovery Rules Move a Step Closer to Fruition
tags: LitSupport MM
Are We on the Cusp of Major Changes to E-Discovery Rules?
tags: LitSupport MM
20 eDiscovery Blogs for Legal Professionals to Follow
tags: MM LitSupport
April 15 – are you an eDiscovery procrastinator?
tags: MM LitSupport
Project Management: The Human Hand That Guides E-Discovery
tags: MM LitSupport
tags: Management MM
Borg Challenge: Part Five where I summarize my findings |
tags: LitSupport MM
E-Discovery: Savings in the Cloud
tags: LitSupport MM
BYOD and Social Media Changing the E-Discovery Landscape | E-Discovery Beat
tags: LitSupport MM
Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
Follow these topics: Links
CF: Do you think that stigma associated with age is strongest in the tech industry? DL: Yes. Mark Zuckerberg said that young people are smarter. Now, he said that a long time ago, he probably would be more diplomatic and discreet about it now, but I bet he still believes it. I think in tech…
“Thomas Brown of The Brown Firm in Florida was yet another victim of a ransomware attack which encrypted his data, leaving him out of business and without access to his data. The cybercriminals demanded $2500 in bitcoin for the decryption key. The firm said that they had to pay up or lose all their data…
Whether it’s the thousands who follow my Child Abuse Survivor site on Twitter and Facebook, or just my cousins and I chatting about sports on my sports page, I’m getting something out of the effort by simply connecting with people who I might not otherwise have the chance to, and it’s those connections that make the effort worthwhile, even if I don’t have a million page views.
I do believe a lot of people are burned out, not just from work, but from everything else going on in the world, on top of work. Then they look at their workplace and ask a simple question, does this job make burnout better, or worse, and if it’s worse, what are my options for changing that.
Not continuing to work in that place, is one option that many are opting for.
Can we blame them?
For those of you using Summation, especially service bureaus, but also law firms doing in house Summation work: This document provides information about the CT Summation DII/eDII file to service bureaus. The Table of Contents serves as an outline of the electronic discovery (eDiscovery) workflow from the perspective of a service bureau. This document also…
These breaches don’t hit the news cycle in the same way, but they are a lot more common, and they’re just stupid careless mistakes for the most part. “Some 2,124 reports could be attributed to human error, compared to just 292 that were deliberate cyber incidents, Kroll said, with the most common types of incidents…