Document Review
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Small Law Firms, Technology, Women's Issuesalt.legal: Hanging Out The Alternative Women-Owned Shingle
This woman-owned boutique firm encapsulates so much about courageous lawyers executing their own vision of practice. -
Document Review, Sponsored ContentLateral Link Announces Staffing Division & Lists 6 Questions To Ask When Selecting A Staffing Company
There are dozens of staffing companies out there. How should you choose? 
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Biglaw, Contract Attorneys, Legal EthicsBest (And Not So Best) Practices For Billing Clients For Contract Attorney Work
In some jurisdictions, it's illegal for law firms to treat contract attorneys as a profit center.
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TechnologyDISCO Announces New Artificial Intelligence Platform For eDiscovery
Boasting the latest in machine learning capabilities, DISCO has big plans for changing eDiscovery. -
Politics, Technologyalt.legal: The Age Of Congressional eDiscovery
It all makes for good wonky perusing, especially for lawyers, and it helps put into perspective the work of government. -
eDiscovery, Litigators, TechnologyeDiscovery Is Big Business -- And Worth Fighting Over For Providers
Two major players in the ediscovery space duke it out in federal court. -
eDiscovery, Litigators, TechnologyStop Equating eDiscovery With Data — It’s Not That Simple
Discovery is still strategy — it’s still finding the facts you need — but the game has changed. -
eDiscovery, Litigators, TechnologyHow Not To Conduct Discovery
Litigators, don't let your storytelling get lost among a sea of documents and other information. 
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Career Alternatives, Technologyalt.legal: Now You Are Speaking My Language
Do you need to conduct document review in a foreign language? This entrepreneur can help. -
eDiscovery, Litigators, TechnologySuccessful, Cost-Effective eDiscovery Requires A Team Approach
The invisible wall between lawyers and staff makes ediscovery slower, more expensive, and just generally worse. -
eDiscovery, Litigators, TechnologyLet The Rules Guide You In eDiscovery
No matter how long you've been practicing, sit down and read the rules on electronic discovery, comments included. -
Document Review, eDiscovery, TechnologyTime To Change Your eDiscovery Mindset
New columnist Kelly Twigger dispels a few myths about ediscovery. -
Antitrust, Biglaw, Job Searches10 Things To Know About Antitrust
There's a lot to like about antitrust practice, including the sheer diversity of this area.
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AI Presents Both Opportunities And Risks For Lawyers. Are You Prepared?
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Document Review, LitigatorsFirm In Hot Water Over Its Use Of Temp Attorneys
Temporary attorneys are still real lawyers. -
Document Review, Due Diligence, Sponsored ContentWestlaw Court Express: Your One-Stop Solution For Comprehensive Due Diligence
Careful and complete due diligence is the only line of defense against potentially disastrous business relationships. This will help you cover all your bases. -
Justice, PoliticsA Fifth-Year Could Have Told You About Dupe Emails, WHY COULDN'T THE FBI?
But the question is WHY Comey couldn't have come to this conclusion 11 days ago? -
Contract Attorneys, Document ReviewThe Most Unhinged Document Review Rant Ever
Are there demons with mind-reading capabilities at this doc review project? No, probably not. -
Document Review, Job Searches, Small Law FirmsBack In The Race: 4 Types Of Jobs That Will Hinder The Career Advancement Of New Attorneys
It's particularly sad that employers and recruiters look at these positions negatively, according to columnist Shannon Achimalbe. -
Morning DocketMorning Docket: 03.04.16
* “I’d hope they’d see reason but I wouldn’t bet the family farm on it.” Senate Republicans may be stomping their feet about confirming one of President Obama’s Supreme Court nominees, but it may behoove them to do it now before Hillary Clinton takes office with a Democrat-controlled Senate. [Common Sense / New York Times]
* Sincere congratulations to Damaris Hernández, who recently achieved a seemingly impossible feat at her Bigfirm. The 36-year-old attorney is the first Latina to become a partner at Cravath Swaine & Moore. She joins the 46 other Hispanic women who are partners at just a few of America’s largest law firms. [DealBook / New York Times]
* Lawmakers from the Garden State have demanded that Gibson Dunn and digital forensics firm Stroz Friedberg repay $2.8 million in legal fees in the Bridgegate case, the bulk of which were e-discovery charges to the tune of $2.3 million. Welcome to the absurdity that is document review, New Jersey! [Big Law Business / Bloomberg BNA]
* It looks like Apple isn’t the only tech company that’s dueling with the DOJ right now. Since “[t]he interest in secrecy does not last forever,” Twitter is mounting a First Amendment case against the Feds over its ability to publicly release data that allegedly contains details related to the government’s terrorism investigations. [WSJ Law Blog]
* The 10 customers who filed a class-action lawsuit against Subway over the sub shop’s less-than foot-long footlong sandwiches will only be able to afford 100 $5 footlongs each, because the lawyers on the case are walking away with $520,000 out of $525,000 settlement dollars — that’s 99 percent of the settlement. Fair? [Dayton Daily News]
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eDiscovery, Litigators, TechnologyWhy eDiscovery Is Important To All Of Us
Technology columnist Jeff Bennion interviews leaders of the influential Sedona Conference to see what we can hope to learn about the future of discovery.
