Patrick DiDomenico does a great job of testing out Facebook’s “Download your Information” feature and testing exactly how useful it would be as a form of electronic discovery. He concludes: According to my test, the Facebook DYI feature gathers a user’s information as it appears in their Facebook account at the time of the initiation…
If you, like me, weren’t able to attend ABA Techshow this year, or you were there and didn’t attend the IgniteLaw talks, the videos are now online at LexThink’s YouTube channel. Lots of food for thought. It might just spark a few blog posts over the next couple of weeks too, assuming I can get…
One of the really interesting things I’ve noticed about projects as I’ve spent some time learning about project management is how much a bad decision at the beginning of a project dooms that project to multiple delays and problems. The r thing I’ve also found interesting is how infrequently those early decisions are scrutinized. See…
My hope with Twitter purchasing Tweetdeck? That we don’t have to fear Twitter closing it out, or Tweetdeck creating some weird competitor, and that Twitter will take some of the great features present in Tweetdeck and make them part of the Twitter infrastructure. My fear? That some of the great features that help filter the…
Since I’m learning a batch of new tools as part of the day job, I wanted to make note of something that came through TechoLawyer last week. I figured the best place to keep it, and share it for anyone who might want to learn more about these tools as well, would be to post…
According to a recent survey of e-discovery professionals, the most common error in an e-discovery project is….. Failure to Effectively Communicate across Teams: 50% of the respondents identified this error as one that frequently occurs Now, anyone who has ever worked in IT is probably nodding their head right about now. For all the ways…