Shared Links (weekly) Sept. 14, 2025
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A Guide for Predictive Coding and How it Can be Used in eDiscovery
Analysis of SaaS API Limitations for Ediscovery and Compliance
Blaming Social Media For Suicide Is Taking The Easy, And Likely Wrong, Way Out
Scott Reents from Cravath: Lawyers Have No Choice But to Get On Board with AI
How law firms can overcome the top five operational challenges
Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Recent Changes to the Regulatory Landscape
We Need More Business Leaders Talking About Their Own Mental Health: Celebrity Stories Aren’t Enough
Deeper Dive: Why Personal Data Deletion Matters
Psychologists say this is the only icebreaker question you’ll ever need “Four words — so simple, yet so revealing: “Tell me about yourself.” If you have social or networking anxiety, this is the only icebreaker you’ll ever need” The New Look of Legal Education Keeping our kids safe in a digital age Yee Haw! Texas…
This is a legitimate concern about Google’s plan but I’m sure eDiscovery was the last of Google’s concerns about this: “What will happen when program code is contained in email? How will lawyers establish that an email is the same as it was when written years ago when it ran an app or script that…
ESI Observations on a Pretty Good Friday | Ball in your Court tags:LitSupport MM 20 Best Practices for Using Keyword Searches in eDiscovery – D4 tags:LitSupport MM You Should Check the Level of Your Fuzzy When Searching tags:MM LitSupport Instructor-led Training: The WOW! is in the Details tags:MM Training We need laws requiring lawyers to…
Microsoft warns about a new malware threat that’s being distributed via Teams chats
7 Ways To Manage Your Emotional Health & Your Career — Without Giving Up On Either
It’s Official: Cars Are the Worst Product Category We Have Ever Reviewed for Privacy
Managing the Stigma of Being Laid Off: Staying True to Your Values
Employers using AI to monitor workers has negative impact on employees