6 Types Of Document Reviews That Every Reviewer Has Seen
You wind up with a circle jerk of blame and never understand why it happened. Thanks Obama.
Contractor At Root Of ‘Discovery Debacle’
When you need a contractor, maybe don't hire "an actor who specializes in legalese."
AI Is Reshaping Legal Practice—But Tools Aren’t The Real Differentiator.
Explore the mindset, cultural shifts, and training strategies that define the AI‑savvy lawyer, revealing why human judgment, standardized competence, and integrated learning—not technology alone—will shape the future of the profession.
5 Things The State of The Union Might Mean For Contract Attorneys
Let's make the State of the Union all about contract attorneys.
The 5 Worst People To Sit Next To On A Doc Review Project
Not all seats are created equal. There's the critical matter of who you sit next to.
No Snow Days For Contract Attorneys
Snow days may be fun for kids and full-time lawyers, but they're brutal on contract attorneys.
Cleary Sued By Former Project Attorney With Reality TV Past
Project Attorney takes firm to court after they tell him, "You're Fired!" Or put on unpaid leave at least.
Why Experience Still Matters In An AI-Driven Legal Industry
A conversation with Trustpoint.One CEO Christopher Gallagher.
The Sony Hack Teaches What Document Reviewers Knew All Along
The most sympathetic victims of the attack are the average working Joes that have just now realized that emails aren't really private.
Someone Is Making A Reality Show About Contract Attorneys
Are you the Snooki of document review?
Waving The White Flag To Our Robot Overlords
Will robots end document review as we know it?
Back In The Race: Failing Twice
When you make a mistake, intelligent people try not to repeat it. But some people just have to learn the hard way.
How To Avoid Hallucinations: A Legal Research AI That Works Like A Junior Lawyer
Can we make legal research AI stop hallucinating? The answer is yes – and it’s how attorneys approach legal research with their associates.
5 Things A Contract Attorney Can Actually Be Thankful For
There isn't much good about being a contract attorney, but there's still stuff to be thankful for.
Non-Sequiturs: 11.19.14
* First the cheerleaders went after their employers in wage and hours suits. Now strippers. And the strippers are winning. [Slate] * Prince Harry’s ex, Chelsy Davy, has left her Biglaw gig as an Allen & Overy associate. So that’s what happens when you lose the real-life version of I Wanna Marry Harry. [Legal Cheek] * Despite the shrill response on cable news, President Obama’s executive action on immigration will be totally legal. [New Republic] * DOJ seeks to disqualify anyone who knows about all the DOJ’s misconduct. Clever trick! [New York Observer] * If you’re doing contract work, you could stave off the boredom or you could go the failed mobster route and be a rat. [Law and More] * Somewhere along the line, obvious puffery turned into false advertising suits and it’s costing some companies big bucks. [Corporate Counsel] * The latest in litigation financing: crowdfunding your lawsuit. [TechCrunch]
Conquering Boredom As A Document Reviewer
What do you do to get through the day?
5 Things Law School Didn’t Teach You About Doc Review
You may have the 411 on how to start out in document review, but what's the inside line on getting through the day?
The Viability Of Contract Attorney Work In Big Cities
When in doubt move somewhere cheaper.