By Daniel J. Siegel | November 2, 2015
When Bernie Sanders told Hillary Clinton that "the American people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn emails," he echoed a sentiment that also resonates in law firms everywhere. Just mention email to lawyers and you will hear a variety of complaints. They complain that they receive too many emails and the volume overwhelms them. They complain that clients expect immediate answers to every email. And they complain that saving email is difficult.
By Zach Warren | November 2, 2015
Social media discovery requests are increasing, but courts are still arguing profile authentication and where privacy expectations stop.
By Samantha V. Ettari and Noah Hertz-Bunzl | October 30, 2015
Samantha V. Ettari and Noah Hertz-Bunzl write: While technology may sometimes daunt even the most experienced and knowledgeable litigator, the impact of technology on the demands and realities of discovery cannot be ignored or minimized.
By Dean Gonsowski | October 30, 2015
Inside counsel are no longer condoning standard, manual legal practices when greater efficiencies can be had from existing technologies.
By Compliments of AccessData | October 30, 2015
Live Date: November 10 at 2:00PM ETIf you have not had a matter that called for collection and review of mobile device data, chances are you will soon.…
By Chris DiMarco | October 30, 2015
A collection of quotes and observations from experts in the field of legal technology.
By Chris DiMarco | October 28, 2015
Headlines from the past week on the software, service and vendor developments impacting legal practices.
By David Gialanella | October 27, 2015
A newly proposed adjustment to ethics rules, if adopted, would permit attorneys to access the embedded metadata of documents produced in electronic discovery, but only as long as the metadata doesn't appear to have been transmitted in error—the same way New Jersey lawyers have been required to treat the paper and electronic documents themselves.
By almstaff | October 27, 2015
One of the biggest challenges for law firms and organizations is the lack of consistent e-discovery pricing language.
By Ed Silverstein | October 27, 2015
Some legal professionals say there is a clear need for tools and other investments to allow for more use of e-filing, e-trials, and cloud storage.
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