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  • Looking back on 2013

    Usually on the blog, today would be the day I put up a collection of the favorite photos I took during the year, but since I have an actual photography page this year, I decided to just post that over there. Go check it out if you want to see my year in pictures. 😉…

  • This Week’s Links (weekly)

    Good Questions! | Ball in your Court tags: LitSupport MM Who Knew What When About the Form of Production tags: LitSupport MM The Dangers of Outlook Email for Discovery tags: LitSupport MM It’s the Parties’ Data, Stupid! tags: LitSupport MM Georgetown: An E-Discovery Disneyland tags: LitSupport MM “We Don’t Want To” is Not an Objection tags: LitSupport MM…

  • This Week’s Links (weekly)

    The 50 Free Apps We’re Most Thankful For tags: Tech MM E-discovery: What is the optimal model for corporations? tags: LitSupport MM If You Don’t Care About The NSA Because You ‘Haven’t Done Anything Wrong,’ You’re Wrong tags: Security MM Pizza & Metadata: Order It The Way You Want It tags: LitSupport MM 18 Must-Have Travel Apps…

  • This Week’s Links (weekly)

    US police department pays $750 Ransom to retrieve their files from CryptoLocker Malware tags: Security MM No Phones on My Plane, Please tags: Travel MM SummationPro and Paper Document Handling, Practical Tips and Tricks tags: LitSupport MM Tracking social media for eDiscovery / eDisclosure purposes tags: LitSupport MM Cryptolocker Ransomware Strikes Lawyers tags: Security MM Cooperation…

  • The Art of Articulation

    Assumptions. We all make them. We all stereotype certain people, and make assumptions about others every single day. We can’t help it. It truly is part of our DNA. Our brains are hard-wired to make assumptions about people in order to determine danger as quickly as possible and allow us time to protect ourselves. As…

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    Company Polo Shirts

    When you travel for business, you tend to see them everywhere. Yes, the golf shirt with the corporate logo on them. At trade shows they are omnipresent, if you spend enough time in airports you really do see them all. I get it, they are nice little marketing pieces, and if you do enough appearances…