Many of you may have noticed that it’s been a bit of a quiet week around here, in terms of me writing anything of substance instead of pointing out some other stuff. I can explain. I have been writing a whole bunch of things, just not here. In fact, I finished a three-part series on…
I have to admit, I’ve been so busy the past few days that I haven’t spent nearly any time paying attention to tweets and blog posts coming out of Legal Tech West Coast the past couple of days. Luckily, it looks like the Posse List is doing a good job of putting together the highlights….
Gabe Acevedo pointed me to a brand new blog on Twitter earlier today, e-Discovery 101, and even though there’s only one post up, it really hit home with me. Their 5 easy steps to becoming an in-house electronic discovery guru matches up pretty well with some of what I’ve been thinking as I transition in…
I know, times are tough, and budgets have gotten cut all over the place, let alone in the legal industry. That why the folks at ILTA put together a “Make the Case” page that you can present to the management of your law firm as good reasons why the expense of this year’s conference (Aug…
At least according to an HP global survey. A global survey undertaken by HP found that less than half of business decision-makers have a high confidence level in the quality and accessibility of information within their organisations. The survey, and the linked article seem very focused on the need to retrieve information as part of…
On the e-discovery 2.0 blog yesterday at least, he gets what I’ve been saying about social media in regards to legal risks, there’s not much that’s new here: There’s talk of intellectual property being cast out, irrevocably, onto the Internet for all to see. Or slanderous things being uttered for which your company may be…