It’s June 1, the day the fine folks at ILTA released the full list of sessions and speakers for the annual conference in August. Naturally, I went looking for the session I’ll be speaking in, which made the whole idea just a little bit more real, and thus scarier. 🙂 Seriously, though, I’m looking forward…
Some of you who follow me on Twitter may have seen that I worked late a couple of days last week as some sort of epidemic has swept the help desk area of our firm, leaving them quite short-handed. In fact, they were left with no one available between the regular folks who work there,…
Ran across this idea from a local Blogger/Tweeter, @wyliemac, and I think it has some real intriguing possibility. I’ve often seen local events that I might want to help out, but because of other commitments I couldn’t volunteer, or attend, and even the lowest sponsorship levels are out of the question for an individual, so…
This article was being passed around on the Yahoo LitSupport mailing list, and since it specifically talks about a program that we have used, albeit in very limited capacities, in trials before, it really caught my eye as something to pass around the firm. Jurors and Technology in Trial: What Were Once Vices Are Now…
Now that I’m in management, I’ve been thinking about how many hours I can get people to work… No, not really. I have, however, been thinking a bit about the idea of working extra hours though, and not just because I was doing a little bit of that getting things ready for trials. It started…
That’s the point of my latest eDiscoTECH blog post over at the firm’s blog, where I also try, probably not very successfully, to simplify the difference between keyword and concept searching for folks who aren’t up on the algorithm. If you’re interested in taking a look, you can see it here.