Doug Austin has a really good writeup about working with the Electronic Discovery Reference Model in reverse. You can’t have a successful outcome without envisioning the successful outcome that you want to achieve. The end of the discovery process includes the production and presentation stages, so it’s important to determine what you want to get…
Tom O’Connor and Law Bulletin Publishing Company of Chicago Release 8th Annual eDiscovery Survey | Advanced Discovery tags: MM LitSupport Emailgate Highlights the Challenges of Shadow IT tags: MM Security LitSupport Man Who Deactivated Facebook Account To Dodge Discovery Request Smacked Around By Disgruntled Court tags: MM LitSupport How To Test Your Home Network Security…
As someone who lives, breathes, and works in the eDiscovery world, this whole thing with Hillary Clinton’s emails is absolutely mind-boggling. If you haven’t been following at home, in a nutshell, Hillary used her own, private, email server while Secretary of State, as opposed to using her official email account, and is being ordered to…
Grantland recently did a feature on the social media star that Cardale Jones has become since leading Ohio State to the National Championship early in 2015. Given that we first noticed Cardale for tweeting in 2012 about how silly it was that football players had to go to class, he’s obviously improved his interaction with…
TweetDeck Adds Tweet Confirmation To Help Prevent Social Media Misfires — This is interesting for anyone who manages more than one Twitter account. tags: MM SocNetPres Girding for the E-Savvy Opponent tags: MM LitSupport A Winning Team Needs Several Types of Team Members: eDiscovery Best Practices | eDiscoveryDaily tags: MM LitSupport Why Legal Directors are…
Another reminder from the New York Times that organizations will get more of what they measure with their employees, so be careful what you measure. http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/05/upshot/how-some-men-fake-an-80-hour-workweek-and-why-it-matters.html Some people fully embraced this culture and put in the long hours, and they tended to be top performers. Others openly pushed back against it, insisting upon lighter and…