“Aside from salary, career development (33%) and work-life balance (25%) were cited as the most important factors for employees when considering new roles. However just 14% of employers said that work-life balance was important when attracting staff. According to the results, 43% of legal employees said their work-life balance was average or below average. Meanwhile…
A few months back, I opined that the demands on our time, and the proud way in which many in the legal industry brag about the hours they work, was really just killing all of us. Here’s some proof: “What we found is trouble,” said Krill, who presented some of the survey’s preliminary findings at…
If you’ve paid much attention to the eDiscovery space over the last months, you may have noticed the same trend that I have. It seems that every other article that I have seen on the topic is mentioning either Cybersecurity, or Information Governance, along with eDiscovery. This is not a coincidence. Data breaches have become…
Honestly, I haven’t given much thought to boarding passes. When I have a printed one, I typically hang on to it and throw it away once I reach my destination, assuming that once the flight has been completed, it has no value. (I am crazy about not losing it before a flight, out of what…
ILTA always does a great job with their conference each year, and they also do a great job of leaving all of us with a nice set of materials, audio and video recordings of sessions whether you were able to be there in person or not. This year’s stuff can be found here. It’s not…
Not surprising at all is it? If you want to target sensitive data, a third party who doesn’t have the same strong sense of protecting it, in an industry that has a reputation for somewhat lax security measures, would be a pretty tempting place to start. Surprise! Cyberintrusions are Directed at eDiscovery Evidence