Let me just say, up front, that I’m not a marketing guy. I don’t work in marketing, and I don’t particularly like the way many places go about marketing. That being said, I know quite a few people who do work in marketing, and I’m always interested in how people in the legal industry market…
Simply put, the headline of this post from Gabe’s Guide to the E-Discovery Universe describes exactly what you should expect if you are party to a lawsuit at work, and use your home PC to access work information.News Flash: Yes, your home computer may not be safe from your job’s legal issues This is yet…
The guys over at Manager Tools Podcast sent out an email today, and I wanted to share the details with everyone. Given the current turmoil in the economy, these guys are coming up with an interesting, and generous, way to help out: In light of the recent market turmoil, we want to share our Layoff…
On an E-Discovery webinar today, Browning Marean of DLA Piper was talking about the duty of attorneys to be competent to some degree with the technology they were dealing with, when he said the following: “One way to get competent is to associate yourself with people who are competent.” Now he was referring to vendors,…
Jenn Steele, who writes a blog dedicated to discussing how to manage the IT department called Leading Geeks, has an interesting post today, On Attitude. I find that geeks easily fall into sub-optimal attitudes, which usually fall into two categories. The first is what I call the “stupid user” category, where they develop the attitude…
Adrian Lurssen was “kind” enough to tag me for the Five Blogs and Five Blawgers meme. The basic idea is that you suggested five non-legal blogs, and then tag five blawgers to do the same. I’m going to cheat a little though. After a quick review of Steve Matthews roundup of people who have already…