eDiscovery Pricing Models – Part 2: Making Sense of the Mess tags: LitSupport MM 8 E-Discovery Tips For Small Firms and Companies tags: LitSupport MM Stop Telling Your Employees What to Do tags: Management MM Minnesota Implements Changes to eDiscovery Rules tags: LitSupport MM Insights from eDJ Group’s Dallas Legal Hold Boot Camp tags: LitSupport…
Let me first say, that this is really just my opinion, and I do not speak for all introverts, or for all trainers, or for all bloggers. Last week, I was in Vegas for our annual User’s Conference at the Aria Resort and Hotel. As with most conferences, when you work for the company putting…
eDiscovery Daily Blog: You Don’t Have to Be Rich to Use Richcopy – eDiscovery Best Practices tags: Tech MM LitSupport ADUC 2013: Day Two Round-Up – eDiscovery Insight tags: LitSupport MM What You Don’t Know About Secure E-discovery tags: LitSupport MM Smartphone Forensic Alibi tags: Forensics LitSupport MM ADUC 2013: Day One Round-Up – eDiscovery…
Travel delays ahead: FAA furloughs begin soon tags: travel MM New Federal E-Discovery Rules Move a Step Closer to Fruition tags: LitSupport MM Are We on the Cusp of Major Changes to E-Discovery Rules? tags: LitSupport MM Flight Search Engines And The Multi-City Ripoff tags: MM travel 20 eDiscovery Blogs for Legal Professionals to Follow…
I noticed something interesting yesterday. Like any other day, I had clicked over to an article, and after reading the article, I saw some of the comments being made about it. Mind you, the comments sections of many major news sites are generally the kind of place I would think about wondering into only when…
That’s the news from the Googlesphere, that Blogger users will now be able to bring in Google Plus conversations into the comments of their blogs. On one hand, this makes sense, and might be quite useful for Blogger users who are also active on Google+. I hope they enjoy being able to extend their blog…