Linked: Elite Law Firms Are Quietly Outsourcing High-Value Functions. How Far Will They Go?
The entire article below is an interesting read. I think this quote from Sullivan and Cromwell’s Joe Shenker is a good place to start: “You can’t keep up doing state-of-the-art, best-of-the-best [in technology]—which is what we try to do—doing it … Continued
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Russia Disconnects Itself From The Internet, Asks UN To Let It Have More Control Of Internet Usage Around The World | Techdirt Mental Health Issues Take Center Stage At Harvard Law School MD5 Hashing: The Foundation of a Defensible E-Discovery … Continued
Linked: California Enacts Statutes Which Will Make Discovery More Costly
Ah California, making things difficult for us poor Litigation Support folks. SB 370 changes the rules in California, and could, potentially be quite messy and expensive, depending on how the rules get clarified in the Courts. In a nutshell, it’s … Continued
Linked: The Old Internet Died And We Watched And Did Nothing
This is a really good reminder to not rely on a third-party to be the home of all of your stuff. You may end up losing it forever. Despite the constant flurries of social startups (Vine! Snapchat! TikTok! Ello! Meerkat! … Continued
Linked: How to safely erase your iPad, iPhone or Mac before returning it
If you got a new iPhone, iPad or MacBook device for the holidays this year, great for you. I hope you really enjoy your new device. If you’re considering what to do with your old device, there are a lot … Continued
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This Harvard Study Says The Happiest People Have More Time And Less Money Against Metrics: How Measuring Performance by Numbers Backfires On Your Mark? An Early Working List of 2020 eDiscovery Events Legal Tech Companies Need Not Seek Input of … Continued
Linked: Battling Depression in a Burnout Culture
Parker’s story isn’t about the legal industry, but I think we could easily recognize ourselves in this statement, couldn’t we? “The modern work culture’s new mantra slightly expands that weathered phrase: “The customer is always right, and the clock is … Continued