eDiscovery
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In-House Counsel, Sponsored Content
Temporary Attorneys The New Go-To Route For In-House?
Here are the reasons why and when you should consider the temporary legal staffing option. - Sponsored
Temporary Attorneys The New Go-To Route For In-House?
Here are the reasons why and when you should consider the temporary legal staffing option. -
Sponsored Content, Technology
A Critical Evaluation Of eDiscovery Vendors
Download the whitepaper today, and learn the five hard questions everyone should be asking about eDiscovery vendors. -
Small Law Firms
Contract Attorneys Must Watch Their Tax Withholdings To Avoid A Nasty Surprise Bill
Contract attorneys must monitor withholdings and pay estimated taxes -- just like every solo practitioner does. -
Small Law Firms
Part-Time Law Practice Can Work
Part-time work can take many forms, depending on the type of law practice and role you seek. -
Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 03.22.19
* It’s cliché to label this, “but their emails” right? [NY Times]
* R. Kelly wants to see this sex tape. Let’s presume it’s for defense purposes. [TMZ]
* Navigating the privacy waters between GDPR and CCPA. [Corporate Counsel]
* Gordon Caplan has a court date with Aunt Becky. [American Lawyer]
* While eDiscovery has been a thing for over a decade, a new study confirms that a lot of firms still don’t understand it. [Legaltech News]
* The SPLC removed its founder…folks around the work they do think that was the right move. Meanwhile, prepare for years of white supremacists going “I can’t be criticized because SPLC had a sh [New Yorker]
* Mississippi wants a law aborted next. [NBC News]
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Legal Operations
And You Thought Your New iPhone Was Expensive? These Guys Paid Over $10,000
This is a lesson learned for corporate legal, law firm, and eDiscovery professionals everywhere. -
Technology
This Is The Greatest eDiscovery Show
eDiscovery isn't a fad that's going away -- instead it's growing in importance and complexity, and this conference will help you get on top of what's happening now. -
Technology
5 Advantages Of Having An ESI Protocol For Your Matter
The exercise of thinking through everything that will be needed for your case in discovery is invaluable. -
Law Schools
One Law School Advancing Discovery Technology Education, One Student At A Time
What’s cool about the UF Law E-Discovery Conference is that anyone can attend via livestream. -
Courts
Federal Judges Feel They're Still Too Involved In Your Discovery Process
Lawyers are getting better at eDiscovery, but there's still a lot of room to improve. -
Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 02.04.19
* During an interview on “Face the Nation,” President Donald Trump was wishy-washy as to whether he’d be comfortable with special counsel Robert Mueller’s full report being released to the public, saying, “I don’t know. It depends. I have no idea what it’s going to say.” He was really comfortable saying it was time to “get rid” of the probe, though. [New York Times]
* Speaking of the special counsel’s Russia inquiry, a former federal prosecutor predicts that Mueller will indict Donald Trump Jr. to get leverage over his father. After all, “[w]e’ve seen Mueller use people’s kids to get to folks in the past.” Will his son’s actions be President Trump’s undoing? [Newsweek]
* Here’s a headline we bet you thought you’d never see: “Justice Alito Temporarily Blocks a Louisiana Abortion Law.” The sad part here is that this case may place a burden women’s abortion rights if the full Court hears it. [New York Times]
* “I can’t do this for the rest of my life. I can’t sit in a room and look at documents. I won’t get into what that is, but it’s deadly. Deadly. Document production.” Doc review might have been “deadly” in Michelle Obama’s day, but has it improved? [American Lawyer]
* Remember Bruce Reilly, the convicted murderer who went on to become a student at Tulane Law? He’s since graduated, and while he’d like to take the bar exam to practice as a lawyer, he doesn’t think he’ll be able to overcome his character and fitness issues. [New York Times]
* Earth’s finest lawsuit? The #FijiWaterGirl (aka Kelleth Cuthberg née Kelly Steinbach), the model who inadvertently photobombed celebrities on the red carpet during the Golden Globes, has filed suit against Fiji Water for allegedly using her likeness to promote its brand without her permission. [CBS News]
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Legal Operations
Bob Woodward On 'Witch Hunts,' Plus Corporate Legal Operations Heroes
He was accepted to Harvard Law, but turned down a spot in the class to become a reporter. The rest is history... -
Technology
No, You Don't Have To Fight About Everything
The best lawyering is calm and collected and encourages compromise. -
Sponsored Content, Technology
Everlaw: Win More Cases By Getting The Most Out Of eDiscovery
Everlaw’s platform does much more than just simplify standard eDiscovery. -
Sponsored Content, Technology
Litigation In The Age Of Big Data: How Everlaw Is Tackling The Most Complex Technical Issues In eDiscovery
As technology continues to evolve at a rapid pace, lawyers and eDiscovery professionals are seeing their workloads and challenges expand. -
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Technology
Paul Manafort's Lawyers Learn That Obvious Thing You Learned As A Summer Associate
Why does this keep happening? -
eDiscovery
You Gotta Know When To Hold 'Em . . .
Why is it that in 2019 we’re still talking about legal holds like we’ve never heard of them before? -
Biglaw
Doc Review Attorney Demands To Be Seen In Biglaw Departure Email
After 10 years, does anyone know who this even is? -