At least that’s what the rule is now in the State of Michigan. I agree with the commentary at the end of the article. Commentary: It is disappointing that the Michigan legislature does not require licensed professional investigators to be certified in computer forensics before they can provide computer forensic services. The law raises considerable…
Kevin O’Keefe was the first one to notice, and alert me in the comments, about the new ABA Journal Blawg Search function not having the promised RSS subscriptions available for search results. I sent a couple of emails to folks about it, and today I got responses from both Tonya Johnson and Molly McDonough asking…
Finis Price has some details on Adobe Acrobat 9 features for the legal market, including some nice improvements to Redactions and Bates Stamping. Personally, I’m looking forward to seeing how that compares to what we’re doing in 8 now. I love using 8 to batch process things like bates stamping, or exporting TIF images, etc….
I got an early morning email from the ABA Journal today announcing some new features. The most intriguing one to me is Blawg Search: We’ve partnered with Justia.com, the leading legal information portal, to create a search engine covering all of the 1,800-plus blogs in our directory — including yours. It’s like Google for lawyers,…
OK IT folks, if you’re just starting to wonder about e-Discovery and what you might need to worry about, I’ve got some good stuff for you. But first of all, where ya’ been!?!? Somewhere in your career, this is going to happen, your organization is going to get sued, and electronic documents are going to…
I was on the road today, first touring the Gettysburg battlefield despite the rain and chill this morning, then Angela and I driving all the way back to Columbus, so even though Steven Vore was kind enough to send me an email alerting me to Steve Matthews new experiment, I didn’t get to actually look…