Technology has changed the way lawyers practice law. Lexis and Westlaw have changed the way we conduct legal research, PACER has changed the way we file documents with courts, LiveNote Stream and TextMap have changed the way we take depositions, court conferences are now held by phone rather than in person, trial exhibits and evidence are presented to juries electronically, and the dramatic increase in the amount of data created each day has changed the way we collect and review documents.
Last week, ALM’s Connecticut Law Tribune celebrated its Law Departments of the Year Awards, at The New Haven Lawn Club. I presented the award for “Use of Technology” to Dara Solan, Subway’s managing attorney — legal standards. The award recognizes the central role technology plays in the operation of in-house legal departments, and in relationships with outside counsel and efforts to control litigation costs.
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