E-Discovery: A Primer for Litigators
If you'd like to improve your knowledge of e-discovery, here's a good starting point.
If you'd like to improve your knowledge of e-discovery, here's a good starting point.
What is "technoshock," and what are its implications for the solo practitioner?
Takeaways from a Legalweek panel on evolving malpractice risks.
Technology columnist Jeff Bennion interviews leaders of the influential Sedona Conference to see what we can hope to learn about the future of discovery.
Columnist Ed Sohn shares thoughts on e-discovery, analytics, and the legal startup scene.
Cloud computing is one of the biggest technology revolutions in recent history -- so you use it and do so responsibly, according to tech columnist Jeff Bennion.
It's February, so why not defrost via a doubleheader: catch up on the latest e-discovery tools and strategies (and garner continuing legal education credits), and cheer for your favorite baseball team!
With the addition of Uncover’s technology, the litigation software is delivering rapid innovation.
There is no future where an app on our smartwatches will present an opening statement for us, but adapting to technology -- or failing to adapt to technology -- can certainly affect the level of care you give your clients.
What exactly does Nate Silver have to do with ediscovery?
When it comes to legal technology, there's a whole lot of innovation going on.
Law firms and lawyers must embrace innovation, including new technology -- or suffer the consequences.
Most law firms, big and small, that have adopted AI are making the same mistake: they bought a tool for their lawyers and called it a strategy.
Technology columnist Ed Sohn launches a new multi-part series on artificial intelligence and machine learning in the law.
We're just two weeks into the new year, and legal tech just got its first "holy s%^$" moment.
Consolidation is the name of the game in eDiscovery right now, and free-flowing capital enabled investors to look at making quick plays in the largely fragmented industry.
Welcome to the prologue for Legaltech New York, when legal technology products and services are automatically classified by one condition: e-discovery or else.
Should law schools adapt to the needs of the law students and the changes in the industry and offer more e-discovery-related classes?