This is damning, but I can’t say that I’m surprised that someone would feel this way, are you? “It’s difficult to convey the stress to attorneys of what we do. To try and convey how many balls we are juggling sounds defensive and lame, so we suck it up and consequently [have] stress,” said one…
Building the Foundation for Office 365 eDiscovery What’s in a Name? Potentially, a Lot of Permutations How to Manage Your Mental Illness at Work Tensions in Liminal Space: The Vendor – Law Firm Dynamic Millions Haven’t Upgraded From Windows 7: All Support to End in January Want more engaged employees? Start optimizing their leisure time…
When Tom O’Connor reaches out and suggests that you might be interested in a resource he helped create, naturally, you check it out. And what a find it is, indeed. I’ll let the description from Digital WarRoom speak for itself: Introducing the eDiscovery Checklist Manifesto, your complete reference for everything a legal professional should consider…
I’ve been thinking this way for awhile now, glad to see the legal industry starting to take a good look at it: Our teams have led extensive data breach response work, and time and again have encountered vastness of old and unnecessary data, including files with highly detailed personally identifiable information (PII), that continues…
Recently, the Baton Rouge traffic and safety folks decided to test the traffic in our neighborhood, because they had been getting a lot of complaints about people entering the neighborhood. It was fairly obvious when their monitoring began, because there were black monitoring strips across the road. As you might have guessed, after a few…
And this, in a nutshell, is why I don’t work in a law firm any longer, if I’m being honest: But when you hire someone, you inherently are trusting them. And then literally that trust is blown up in five seconds by “You must follow these processes” and “Sit in this chair in this…