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Cloudy Forecast in the Am Law Tech Survey 2010
Not every technology has paid off as hoped in this year's Am Law Tech Survey. Case in point: cloud computing. Eighty percent of respondents use these services, which run remotely on a vendor's infrastructure, but few use them for critical tasks. And only 29 percent say the cloud lowers costs.
2011: A Year of Opinions on Legal Technology
We're an opinionated bunch here at LTN online. David Snow, ALM's editorial director of technology, opened the floodgates and in poured the commentary as he launched the site in "Welcome to the New 'LTN' Online," with the words of Benjamin Disraeli: "The world we are planning for today will not exist in this form tomorrow." And we've strived to bring to legal technology a diversity of viewpoints on a variety of content, taking notes on a field in which the only constant is change. ... [MORE]
The EDD Expert Witness: Choose Carefully
Most litigators will probably need to hire an electronic data discovery or computer forensics expert as a witness one day. To ensure an effective witness takes the stand, counsel should take care to determine what kind of expert is needed and how their credentials add up.
Corporate Blueprint to Prevent Criminal Conduct
In 1991, the U.S. Sentencing Commission released guidelines for how companies can prevent crimes such as corporate fraud, bribery, and collusion. After 20 years, former U.S. Deputy Attorney General Paul McNulty finds that the Commission's blueprint is no longer the ultimate guide and lays out five key issues a company's compliance program must address.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
Authors: GAETAN J. ALFANO, RONALD J. SHAFFER, JOSHUA C. COHAN
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6 Ways to Prevent Data From Walking Out the Office Door
Laura M. Merritt and Charles T. Graves, of Wilson Sonsini, advise in-house counsel to craft policies and procedures that help human resources and supervisors avoid data-related employee mobility suits.
In-House Reaches Out With Web 2.0
Thousands of in-house attorneys are no farther away from critical information than a Web browser. Whether they're looking for another view on a general issue of law or suggestions of best practices, in-house lawyers can find a powerful tool in social networks tailored to their needs.From Opera Fans to Workshare Plans
SOMETIMES the most interesting thing about covering technology for lawyers is trying to figure out what software from the wider technology world will break into the purview of your audience.
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