You could do worse than this list of the Top 60 eDiscovery Blogs and Websites For eDiscovery Professionals
There are a bunch I already follow in one way or another on the list, some I haven’t been following and even a few I’ve never heard of before. That’s always a nice mix.
Time to update my RSS feeds!
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I was listening to Seth Godin’s latest Akimbo podcast, where he talks about Google, and how Google started out once with a very simple mission. Index all the information on the web and build a search engine that connects people and the information they are searching for. But, once they starting selling advertising they couldn’t…
OK IT folks, if you’re just starting to wonder about e-Discovery and what you might need to worry about, I’ve got some good stuff for you. But first of all, where ya’ been!?!? Somewhere in your career, this is going to happen, your organization is going to get sued, and electronic documents are going to…
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A comment that I heard the other day stuck with me even after I heard it. I was working with an attorney on some trial presentation and he mentioned that he’s not a visual thinker, that’s why he’s a lawyer! It got me wondering if this reality is wide spread. Does that explain the difficulty…
Don’t let me down, Apple: iOS 7 on the iPad 2 | Ars Technica tags: Tech MM 10 Valuable eDiscovery Industry White Papers tags: LitSupport MM Proving the Negative in Discovery Productions tags: LitSupport MM General counsel must partner with IT to manage discovery risks in the cloud tags: LitSupport MM eDiscovery Daily Blog: Need…
These results from the 2018 ABA Legal Technology Survey are not at all good, given how much information is laying around law firms these days. “Less than half of the responding firms have the following policies or plans that are important facets of a law firm’s security posture: computer acceptable use policy (41%); remote access…
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