ILTA always does a great job with their conference each year, and they also do a great job of leaving all of us with a nice set of materials, audio and video recordings of sessions whether you were able to be there in person or not.
This year’s stuff can be found here.
It’s not the same as being at conference, but there’s still a ton of really interesting ideas in there!
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“Aside from salary, career development (33%) and work-life balance (25%) were cited as the most important factors for employees when considering new roles. However just 14% of employers said that work-life balance was important when attracting staff. According to the results, 43% of legal employees said their work-life balance was average or below average. Meanwhile…
That’s what the survey’s say: Key findings of the survey of the trial lawyers group’s more than 3,800 members include: ? That court pleadings and the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure too often are used as leverage to force a settlement, rather than to better define and move a case ahead toward trial. ? That…
The main concern for eDiscovery is what email communication is no longer available, but I’d suggest a secondary concern, whether the recipient grabbed a screen capture or saved it some other way before it expired, and how we would locate those. Still, it’s not like we don’t already have concerns with people deleting emails or…
Among the other interesting things I discovered today while searching for Litigation Support bloggers was an article from back in Aug. 2006 by Mark Lieb titled “The IT Department – Litigation Support’s latest recruiting ground.” I found it interesting, not so much because it said anything new to me, after all I am doing that…
I didn’t manage to get to sessions where data security was the main topic, but I know it was a large topic of conversation all around the conference. Law firms are being held reaponsible by clients for keeping data that belongs to those clients secure, but it’s a tough thing to do when you don’t…
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