Redaction Error
I first saw this Washington Post story on Inter Alia today and made a note to myself to look at it further. After all, one of the most basic things you have to know in dealing with evidence is how to … Continued
Upgrades Never go Smoothly
After almost 10 years in IT, I should know this. But I was provided another example of it this week. We have been using Trial Director version 4.5 for awhile now. It’s a nice package, it helps collect all your … Continued
Ribbon-esque
I had the opportunity today to try and help someone use CT Summation over the phone. Even though I’ve been using the program pretty extensively for a couple of weeks, it wasn’t until today that I made the connection to … Continued
Interesting Comparison
No mention of what the other options were 🙂 A new study reveals that nearly 50% of IT managers and end users would rather have a cavity filled than respond to an electronic discovery request. Technorati Tags: ElectronicDiscovery, Dentist, ChannelMarker No tags … Continued
Summation Certified Trainer
I’m one step closer to getting this certification, but still many steps away. It’s a rather complicated process. First you have to apply, which involves sending a copy of your resume, and filing out a form to show some familiarity … Continued
Should small business be scared?
That seems to be the message being sent by court decisions as mentioned on Future Lawyer today. They point to an article by Roger Matus where he talks about the increasing number of cases where the “We don’t have enough resources” … Continued
The E-Discovery Headache
I saw this article on-line today, Top Ten Reasons e-Discovery is a Major Headache for Most Companies and Lawyers. I couldn’t agree more. In fact, the more I learn about my new job, and the whole areas of electronic discovery … Continued