Law.com
It was as difficult to ignore the electronic discovery vendors crowding the International Legal Technology Association floor as it is to ignore an elephant in the room. Legal Technology editor Sean Doherty picks out the important e-discovery news and other ILTA news of interest.
Law.com
Legal Technology editor Sean Doherty weighs in from the exhibit hall of the International Legal Technology Association's annual meeting. Doherty measures how the conference delivers on this year's theme, "Global Perspective, Peer Advantage," and highlights the news heard on the floor.
The National Law Journal
Competitive intelligence is a systematic method of collecting and analyzing information on individuals, business entities and competitors. Much has been written in the business world about the ethical obligations in the gathering and use of CI, but what about the legal world?
Pennsylvania Law Weekly
Many jurors expect a case to be presented in the visually stimulating, computer-generated manner they receive information daily. Accordingly, in civil litigation, computer-powered presentations are on the rise at mediations, binding arbitrations, and federal and state court trials.
Law Technology News
What exactly will it mean to be an IT leader of the future, and how do we get there? Towards answering that question, Judith Flournoy, CIO of Loeb & Loeb, looks at what legal IT faces immediately, what potential challenges lie ahead and what she believes IT leaders can do.
LawFirmInc.
Each year, The American Lawyer's annual survey of law firm libraries highlights the challenges librarians have faced over the past year. They have seen the nature of their work evolve; many now spend as much time assisting with competitive intelligence as with legal research.
Law Technology News
The videoconferencing situation in United States v. Stolt-Nielsen bears examination. A tech-savvy U.S. litigator meets the challenge of a New Zealand witness who can't travel with remote testimony. But will New Zealand law prevent trial technology from saving the day?
Law Technology News
Law firm technology plays a prominent role in client pitches, but internal efficiencies are increasingly important says Robin Solomon, Heller Ehrman's manager of knowledge services. Today's IT departments are pushed to not only deliver, but also effectively market their goods.
