This Week’s Links (weekly)
Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
Follow these topics: Links
tags:MM LitSupport
AccessData Out With Summation Appliance
tags:MM LitSupport
Bring E-Discovery Hardware In-House for More Control, Flexibility and Improved Results
tags:MM LitSupport
Firms beginning to take flat-fee model to e-discovery
tags:MM LitSupport
Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
Follow these topics: Links
It’s not all that often that airline news releases make me miss flying all the time. This is not one of those times either. “An American spokesman said Tuesday that the carrier’s Boeing 737 Max jets, the first of which should arrive later this year, will have only 30 inches of seat pitch in most…
Yesterday, late in the day, I got some email from a mailing list I had joined a couple of years ago and that I had pretty much given up for dead, since it’s been a few months since I heard anything from it. The list is a listserv discussion list run by a statewide organization…
Still, I think it’s clear that opening up the hiring process to people who don’t live in the immediate area creates a more diverse pool of talent to choose from. That we have to go out of our way to tell people that makes me question what companies are doing, or really care about, when they talk about being diverse.
Interesting reading for today: Via Scripting News I found this piece on what may be in store for the internet in 2002. I’ve seen a number of these type articles lately, for obvious reasons, and most of them are crap! This one actually understands that there’s good stuff out here, away from all the big…
I haven’t worked in the legal industry for very long, but I am familiar with the ethical practice of not double billing your time. For example, if you are typing an email to one client, while one the phone with another, you can’t bill them both for that time. Naturally, that’s to encourage you to…