I’ve seen opinions on law firms doing e-discovery processing or collections in house, as opposed to farming that work out to a vendor that are about as varied and strongly held as the Presidential election. Some people think it’s a great value-add for clients, or even a revenue source, while others would never, ever, take…
Adrian Lurssen continues his work connecting legal folks with his list of 145 Lawyers (and Legal Professionals) to Follow on Twitter Of course, even as I type this, the post has already been amended to include 180 folks now, and I suspect, it will keep growing. There are quite a bunch of folks on there…
That’s what the survey’s say: Key findings of the survey of the trial lawyers group’s more than 3,800 members include: ? That court pleadings and the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure too often are used as leverage to force a settlement, rather than to better define and move a case ahead toward trial. ? That…
I’ve retired the ILTA tracking feed. It’s been over a week, so I’m assuming that we’ve pretty much got what we needed from it, and now it’s starting to just be pretty empty. Hope it was of some use to all of you who subscribed to it. Until next year, when I hope to try…
Adrian Lurssen was “kind” enough to tag me for the Five Blogs and Five Blawgers meme. The basic idea is that you suggested five non-legal blogs, and then tag five blawgers to do the same. I’m going to cheat a little though. After a quick review of Steve Matthews roundup of people who have already…
A couple of interesting links that came to me from newsletters today. first, in one of the Technolawyer newsletters, sample E-Discovery Documents from Applied Discovery. There are a handful of samples available, with a few extra available if you register with the site. If you are just starting out with e-discovery and want an idea…