Recently, a friend contacted my wife and I asking about good places to start a blog. The request reminded me that while I had seen many articles talking about the success of Tumblr as a blogging platform and a community, I really hadn’t spent any time trying to figure out what the appeal is. So,…
For the second year, the fine folks over at TRU Staffing Partners are offering scholarships to cover the costs of some great eDiscovery and legal technology education. If you’re looking to get some great education in this field, you may want to consider applying before the deadline of Feb. 15 According to the link above,…
So, are people with no social networking profiles at risk of being disenfranchised? I’m not in a hiring position, but if I were, the lack of an online presence wouldn’t necessarily be a deal breaker for me. But it would be a bit of a concern, and all things being equal, if I had one…
Journey into the Borg Hive: Part Two tags: LitSupport MM LegalTech Rookies Focus on Court Technology and Legal Research tags: LitSupport MM 6 Reasons to Insource Litigation Support tags: LitSupport MM Gearing up for E-Discovery in 2013; How to Prepare and What to Expect tags: LitSupport MM Rule 34 and TIFF Productions in the Clouds…
BYOD keeps expanding, and IT just has to deal with it tags: Tech MM Get Creative With Evernote: 10 Unique Uses You Haven’t Thought Of tags: Tech MM E-discovery: Effects of automated technologies on electronic document preservation and review obligations tags: LitSupport MM Where are we now on legal hold and self collection? tags: LitSupport…
Why Writing With Our Hands Is Still Important As it turns out, our brains work differently when we form letters with a hand-held implement – and we learn more effectively than when we type. This makes total sense. I’ve long noticed that when I’m writing in a paper journal, it mentally feels different than when…