Mobile Data Collection is ‘Must Have’ in Today’s E-Discovery Landscape
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OmniVere Launches After Acquisition of Three eDiscovery Providers
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Social Media Request for Production That Got It Right | Bow Tie Law’s Blog
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Actually, it’s a question about the shared items RSS feed. I subscribed to Scoble’s Shared items in Bloglines the other day and discovered something odd. Instead of the title of each post showing as the title, the title of the original blog shows as the post title. That makes scanning the feed a lot harder…
Both my iPhone and iPad prompted me to update my Gmail app recently. Seems Gmail was releasing a new version to fix some bugs and so on. nothing really out of the ordinary there. However, it was right after the app updated, and I launched it that I realized that there was a problem. You…
This series of articles is directed at parents, who need to teach kids how to be safe, and responsible online, but part of me thinks there are a lot of adults who could use a refresher course too. Especially around the ideas of digital identity and digital emotional intelligence. https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2016/06/8-digital-skills-we-must-teach-our-children/ Follow these topics: Links, SocialNetworking
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The coming wave of Covid-related age discrimination lawsuits
– Employers need to be vigilant in laying off older workers. “High risk for Covid” and “highly compensated” might by proxies for age discrimination.
Amid COVID-19, people under 30 may finally kill email
Will lawyers be replaced by GPT-3? Yes, and here’s when
Fake LinkedIn Accounts – What to Do and What LinkedIn is Doing
One Ethics Rule Leads to Another: Technology Competence and the Duty of Supervision
Remote Networking as a Person of Color
Burnout Of The Remote Employees And How Can They Counter It
Algorithms are Black Boxes, That is Why We Need Explainable AI
Image by mikemac29 via Flickr I’ve seen a slight increase in the number of blog posts, and tweets, talking about the upcoming ABA Techshow in Chicago. Last year’s conference was a great time, but I won’t be back there this year due to a limited budget, and plans to attend ILTA 09 instead. So, much…
The reason that I say this is because not a day goes by that I don’t hear someone talking about “getting back” to onsite visits with clients, and doing training, or even CLEs in person again, without taking a moment to consider whether that is even feasible for the client.
For example, on the training side, yes many folks miss the in-person workshops or training classes that a software or legal tech company would provide, but how many of us in that space have considered how difficult/expensive it might be for the client to gather their people into one location for that time?