I’ve been keeping an eye on the Organization of Legal Professionals since they announced themselves awhile back. Obviously, the area of ediscovery education and certification is something I want to be informed of, and it seemed like maybe this group was trying to get something rolling in that regard. Last week they certainly did get…
Just my way of saying that yes, indeed, I have completed the update to my Trial Director 6 Certified Trainer status.
The conference session schedule was released today, an yup, not only will I be attending, I’ll be speaking a couple of times as well. In looking over the details, obviously I’m drawn to the Litigation Support sessions at first, and frankly, I’m a little underwhelmed by the titles. Seems like some of the same topics…
I believe I’ve mentioned before, and if I haven’t plenty of marketing folks for Sanction or Trial Director have, that the big benefit to using trial presentation software, or any technology in the court room is the ability to visually “tell your story”. Obviously, with many, many people being visual learners, and even more now…
Since I have to update my Trial Director Certified Trainer certification, today I got to take part in a webinar/conference call training session on what’s new in Trial Director version 6. As I’ve mentioned before, there are a number of new features that make me quite happy (Pack and Go, callout zoom on video, Print…
Had an interesting discussion the other day with someone who works in this industry about cases where a firm agrees to an alternative fee arrangement (i.e. a flat fee) that sparked some further thoughts about a problem that we all see in the Lit Support world all too often. Here’s the issue with flat fees,…