RenewData is giving away a free copy of E-Discovery for Dummies. I ordered myself one, for a couple of reasons. First. because I can’t reallt get enough reading material on the subject t this early point in my Litigation Support career, but secondly, because I am curious if this will turn out to be a…
I’m not currently in the market for any Microsoft Certifications, I’ve got a number of litigation support tools, like Summation and Trial Director, to get certified on, but if you are, head’s up. George Starcher over at In the Trenches, has the info on a way to sign up for a second chance voucher, before…
One of the bigger adjustments from working tech support to working Litigation Support is the focus. When you’re doing help desk stuff, the focus is on finding a solution, and getting folks back to work. When you’re doing Litigation Support, especially when it’s involves case work, it is all about following the process, and ignoring…
I’m beginning to understand why so many people in work in litigation support sing the praises of IrFanView every chance they get. I had always considered the program as an image viewer with some other tools, but I didn’t realize just what awesome batch processing features it has. Today I was using the batch rename…
I first saw this Washington Post story on Inter Alia today and made a note to myself to look at it further. After all, one of the most basic things you have to know in dealing with evidence is how to correctly redact it, including how to redact not just the image file, but also the…
Neville Hobson posted something interesting over the weekend, and Shel Holtz added some further thoughts to the discussion today, about the number of companies who have simply blocked access to Facebook and other social networking sites. I think they cover some of the objections to this pretty clearly, but I want to focus on a…
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