I saw this late last night, a post by Ron over at Strategic Legal Technology in response to a LexisNexis survey: Inside Counsel (April 2008) reports on a LexisNexis survey on information overload by professionals: ?77% of legal professionals? cite a clack of sufficient information technology tools to cope with the ever-increasing information burden.” Law…
Got some snail mail at the office today from a vendor based up in Cleveland called JurInnov. I thought it was pretty interesting. Basically it was a postcard with some stats on it: 80% -The percentage of firms and organizations that will need to respond to an ediscovery request. 88% -The percentage of lawyers who…
Yet again today, on a mailing list this time, I saw the proclamation that imaged e-discovery production is dead, everything will be produced in it’s native format in the near future. There are simply too many benefits, and it’s not even worth worrying about how you’ll do imaging in the future. Of course, despite the…
I got the download link for the new version of CT Summation’s iBlaze product the other day and managed to get it installed on my laptop yesterday. Naturally I proceeded to set my laptop on my desk at work, and look at the two programs side by side. I do believe, when it comes time…
One of the stories I like to tell people about working in Litigation Support is the conversation I had with someone shortly after I made the transition. Upon hearing my description of the job, and my reference to handling electronic evidence, I was asked if it was like when they do the computer forensics stuff…
Some of you probably know by now, that I’m a sucker for note taking applications that help me be more organized. I often say, if it’s not on my to-do list or calendar, it may as well not even exist. (Case in point, this weekend I had planned to catch up on the John Adams…