My favorite one – “Trigger #3: Counsel is out of its league and won’t admit it
Solution: Turn to an expert, or decline the representation”
As much as this article is full of what should be obvious advice, things like this tend to get forgotten on a regular basis!
Five ways to avoid getting sued for discovery malpractice
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There’s a lot of good stuff in here for managers, and CEOs and anyone who has people who work for them, but I wanted to highlight this one: 2. Really have your employees’ backs. With mental health issues so common, it’s not a matter of if your employees will ever need support, it’s a matter…
After almost 10 years in IT, I should know this. But I was provided another example of it this week. We have been using Trial Director version 4.5 for awhile now. It’s a nice package, it helps collect all your documents and present them electronically at trial, it integrates nicely with Summation so you can…
US-CERT (U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team) based its alert on news Thursday from Trend Micro’s TippingPoint group, which said it had been told by Apple that QuickTime on Windows had been deprecated, or dropped from support, meaning no future security updates will be issued and development has been halted. Lose it, it has vulnerabilities and…
Try not to get whiplash, but at the same time that many public officials in the US, and all over the world, are screaming about how much information the tech companies have about us, and the violation of our privacy that is involved in that, when one of them even hints at creating a fully…
Do you think they realized how much music they would have to remove from playlists once they started down this path? “Today, Spotify has released a new statement on the matter following public backlash. The company starts by saying that the language used was “vague and left too many elements open to interpretation” and clarifies…
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