Shared Links (weekly) April 7, 2024
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Linked – Surrey Police missed key evidence in bribery case by using wrong search terms, CPS report finds
This really makes you wonder. “Clive Steer, 39, from Guildford, spent 18 months on bail facing a bribery charge despite telling detectives when he was first interviewed that evidence proving his innocence could be found on his laptop. The charge was eventually dropped in January 2018 after the laptop was released to Mr Steer and…
Are The “Big Four” Coming For Your Firm?
Short answer, yes. This has been the big question this past week, after EY purchased a UK based Legal Service Provider, Riverview. There have been more than a few takes, in many different directions, but I found the last paragraph of Mark Cohen’s take to sync with my own experiences, which I’ll explain later. …
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Top 3 Reasons People Get Surprised By Their eDiscovery Bills – And How I Manage Expectations To Avoid It The GDPR Is A Wide Open Vulnerability For Identity Fraud And Scams Can You Really Protect Against Ransomware? Employees still scared to open up about mental health, says survey FAA bans MacBook Pros with defective batteries…
Shared Links (weekly) November 7, 2021
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Use of Ephemeral Messaging Apps Can Make Your Document Retention Policy Disappear
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More than 4 in 10 family caregivers may have to choose between jobs and at-home duties, study finds
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The Ever-Changing Data Privacy Landscape is Driving Changes Across the Legal Tech Landscape
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NYSBA Proposes Sweeping Changes Across Legal System To Prioritize Attorney Well-Being
- I Used Facebook Without the Algorithm, and You Can Too – It’s a mixed bag, but at least it’s real.
- We Are Struggling. Why Can’t We Be Honest About It At Work?
Linked – Investigative Report: Mental Health and Substance Abuse Threaten the Legal Profession
These numbers are startling – A Johns Hopkins University study of more than 100 professions revealed that lawyers are 3.6 times as likely to be depressed as people with other jobs, while the landmark 2016 American Bar Association (ABA) and Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation study determined that 28% of licensed, employed lawyers suffer depression. The…
