You’ve probably noticed the weekly “links” post that gets dropped into the feed and picked up in other places like Facebook and Twitter on Sundays. If you’re interested in seeing those same links, only in real time when I add them individually instead of in the weekly wrap up, you have myriad choices to do…
From one of my blog posts during ILTA11 in August: Back to the HP-Autonomy appliance rumor, if the market for legal technology is headed toward direct purchase by clients, and away from law firms, I can’t help but think that HP is not trying to build a better legal platform for lawyers, but a better…
A Growing Trend: Use of E-Discovery ‘Special Masters’ tags: LitSupport MM Thumbs-up for Arkfeld’s EDD/Evidence Course tags: LitSupport MM Technology Can Get in the Way of Practicing Law tags: LitSupport MM E-Discovery Times Are a Changin’…Or Are They? tags: LitSupport MM How to fight back against oversharing on Facebook tags: SocNetPres MM Posted from Diigo….
A Growing Trend: Use of E-Discovery ‘Special Masters’ tags: LitSupport MM Thumbs-up for Arkfeld’s EDD/Evidence Course tags: LitSupport MM Technology Can Get in the Way of Practicing Law tags: LitSupport MM E-Discovery Times Are a Changin’…Or Are They? tags: LitSupport MM Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
This being the Thanksgiving holiday here in the US, it’s a good chance to take a step back and remind yourself all that you have to be thankful for. I’m not going to bore you with a list of all the things I’m thankful for, but this year, with all the changes that have gone…
According to Ralph Losey it’s: The secret has now been told, once again. Most lawyers are not competent to handle electronic evidence. The lawyers who do know how to preserve and find electronic information have a distinct advantage over their technophobe colleagues. This advantage is growing every day. Despite this unconverted fact, the primary coping…