I’ve mentioned Ralph Losey’s e-Discovery Team Training program, but recently I’ve become aware of another couple of options for e-discovery training for anyone interested in becoming more expert, or just learning about this industry overall. First, there’s Erika Santiago’s customize designed e-discovery training programs. Secondly, I’ve also recently seen references to the Ritter Academy, which…
I’ve read with some interest some of the commentaries about the recent moves of high-level eDiscovery experts from various firms and vendors. As someone who made a much less glamorous move myself recently, I’m curious about the different reactions. One of them was from Rees Morrison that caught my eye: Ay, there’s the rub. Just…
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…
Last night I posted about the idea that your employees using social networking tools, and gathering important information about yor business, your industry, etc. was a no-brainer. Today, I had a conversation with someone that really brought that point to home for me. Not that we were having a conversation about social networking per se,…
Ralph Losey is putting his money where his mouth is. After years of trying to encourage law schools to do a better job teaching e-discovery, he’s decided to take on that challenge himself, with the help of some friends. Earlier this week, he announced the opening of E-Discovery Law Training, an online course equivalent to…
As one of the Summation Certified Trainers who has kept current with the certification, I’ve had a bit of an inside look into where AccessData is taking the Summation product after purchasing the company. Clearly, their initial forays into redesigning the training and certification programs were not very well thought out, and they have even…