Shared Links (weekly) March 15, 2026
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Image by mikemac29 via Flickr I’ve seen a slight increase in the number of blog posts, and tweets, talking about the upcoming ABA Techshow in Chicago. Last year’s conference was a great time, but I won’t be back there this year due to a limited budget, and plans to attend ILTA 09 instead. So, much…
eDiscovery Year in Review: eDiscovery Case Law, Part 4 tags: LitSupport MM eDiscovery Year in Review: eDiscovery Case Law, Part 3 tags: LitSupport MM Keeping It Together – Tracking Tasks and Decisions Related to eDiscovery tags: LitSupport MM eDiscovery Year in Review: eDiscovery Case Law, Part 2 tags: LitSupport MM Lessons Learned for 2012: Spotlighting…
Why cybersecurity is also a human issue, not just a technology one
Alexa Speaking for the Dead– This just seems like a bad idea. Nice thought, but not well-thought-out at all.
Enterprise employees don’t view legal departments as good business partners
Investigations Are Not Discovery, So Don’t Treat Them as Such
66% of Organizations Hit by Ransomware – Average Ransomware Payment Exceeds $800,000
What Makes a Good Ediscovery Pro GREAT? Eye on ESI Q2 Part 3
Got some snail mail at the office today from a vendor based up in Cleveland called JurInnov. I thought it was pretty interesting. Basically it was a postcard with some stats on it: 80% -The percentage of firms and organizations that will need to respond to an ediscovery request. 88% -The percentage of lawyers who…
This is an interesting thought. “For attorneys that can’t keep up with what becomes generally accepted as standard practice for lawyer tech, like email, there could be an ethical issue with charging clients for tasks that take twice as long due to antiquated business practices.” I think this is something that we could very easily…