Linked – Streamlining the E-Discovery Process
Monica makes a compelling case for more organizations to bring their eDiscovery work in house. Despite my place in an outside firm, I actually agree with much of what she has to say. “Monica Enand: It all comes down to … Continued
How to Correct a Couple of Facebook Annoyances
Obviously, I cant fix everything about Facebook that irritates the user base. I have a job, and a wife, and a life. Trying to do that would probably be the end of all of those things. But, I can offer … Continued
Mental Health in the Workplace Roundup
Just a few links to things that relate to why workplaces should care, and what they should do about mental health issues: The Business Community Should Care About Child Abuse Too What if I told you, that all those businesses … Continued
Bad Instructions in Litigation Support
HashtagLegal put together this little video about the frustration of not getting complete instructions from clients and project managers. One, I found it pretty on point. Two, it reminded me of something I’ve often mentioned to attorneys and other folks … Continued
Linked – WordPress Plugin Hacked By Former Employee
I’m not sure about this headline, it appears that, according to the company that makes WordPress Multi Language, the plugin code itself wasn’t hacked, just the customer database. Nevertheless, we see yet again that it wasn’t outside hackers causing problems … Continued
The Importance of Culling From an in-house eDiscovery Pro
I don’t know if you’ve seen this blog post from Exterro this week. They are starting a series of interview with eDiscovery professionals, describing what their days are like, and this week it was Christa Haskins, CEDS, E-Discovery/ESI Support Manager … Continued
Linked – The Case for Downtime
This is something that I’m afraid the legal and technology industries just haven’t figured out yet. Think about it. “In the article “Bring Back the 40-Hour Work Week”, Sara Robinson explains that working a 60-hour week does not get you … Continued