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Expediting E-Discovery Before Meet & Confer Conferences tags: LitSupport MM What the Market Really Wants From E-Discovery Software tags: LitSupport MM eDiscovery Careers: Achieving Success as a Non-Attorney in a Law Firm: Make Yourself Critical tags: LitSupport MM Staying ‘Above the Fray’ in Litigation tags: LitSupport MM The No Fly Zone of Producing An Entire…
The next big security threat is staring us in the face. Tackling it is going to be tough
The Human Side of Legal Innovation: Four Takeaways from ILTACON 2022
“Clear Deficiencies” in Production Leads to Sanctions for Elon Musk
How clarity adds value more quickly by avoiding confusion and friction
The formative moments: Women share what kept them in cyber or drove them away
Bad News About Lawyers’ Income – And Their Feckless Cybersecurity
As someone who lives, breathes, and works in the eDiscovery world, this whole thing with Hillary Clinton’s emails is absolutely mind-boggling. If you haven’t been following at home, in a nutshell, Hillary used her own, private, email server while Secretary of State, as opposed to using her official email account, and is being ordered to…
As one of the Summation Certified Trainers who has kept current with the certification, I’ve had a bit of an inside look into where AccessData is taking the Summation product after purchasing the company. Clearly, their initial forays into redesigning the training and certification programs were not very well thought out, and they have even…
We aren’t strategic about meetings. We don’t plan for the meeting enough, we schedule the meeting in order to plan. We should start planning before the meeting, and figure out what we want from the other folks before we invite them, and tell them. Those of us who think more creatively by ourselves ahead of meeting with others will also bring much more to the meeting when you share the agenda and expectations ahead of time too.
If you take anything away from this, remember that it’s OK to not invite everyone to every meeting, and it’s OK to use all of the other tools we have to collaborate instead of having a meeting.
Your calendar will thank you.
Just a few links to things that relate to why workplaces should care, and what they should do about mental health issues: The Business Community Should Care About Child Abuse Too What if I told you, that all those businesses that are struggling to find good workers in the current labor market, or who are…