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
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 with the software. Once that is accepted, you have to pass (80% or better) a…
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” defense for not meeting a discovery request just doesn’t cut it. As a guy who…
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 and litigation support the more overwhelming it seems. Seriously, if your company was party to…
If I learn nothing else at this new job, I will absolutely become a master at audio/visual stuff. Today, I spent the vast majority of the day converting two videos from the camera into .wmv files, editing both of them to get rid of unnecessary junk and change the order of clips using Windows Movie…
Our firm has, apparently, decided that the two of us who are now involved in litigation support should also be certified in computer forensics, so that we can do that for our clients, and be able to defend our practices in court, without having to go to the expense of hiring a forensics expert from…