Although we're dealing with just a proposed opinion, it’s no less of a warning sign for those of you who don't know enough about e-discovery, as legal technology columnist Jeff Bennion explains.
Legal technology columnist Jeff Bennion takes the controversy over Hillary Clinton's emails and uses it to examine important issues in e-discovery.
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What does the human body have to do with e-discovery? A lot, potentially.
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Entitled lawyers, stop your whining; nobody owes you anything.
Bad discovery is how baby benchslaps are made.
LexisNexis sat down with John Ursin, Managing Partner at Schenck Price, to learn how the firm is using legal AI to strengthen client service and daily legal work.
There is going to be a doc review shop at a law school. And apparently the law school is okay with that, even excited.
What job is so bad it has me questioning my very faith in humanity?
"Woe unto you who fails to understand the importance of metadata."
There's a revolution happening in the practice of law -- and you should join it.
Drew Lewis, eDiscovery Counsel at Recommind, shares his thoughts and insights about the legal technology industry.