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A few words about eTERA Consulting
The legal industry has radically changed due to new electronic discovery requirements and costs, regulatory mandates, changing technology, growth of large complex projects, outsourcing alternatives
Continue readingACC Boston: law department technology wrap up — reducing costs and increasing the control over all that data (Part 1)
As last week’s sessions at ACC Boston (click here) certainly stressed — stress being the operative word — in-house legal departments have been forced to cut their budgets just like
Continue readingACC Boston: notes on some of the substantive presentations (Part 2)
The recap of the first four of the six formal presentations we covered you can find by clicking here. In this Part 2 we cover: the personal liabilty of a general counsel; DOJ/SEC enforcement
Continue readingACC Boston: notes on some of the substantive presentations (Part 1)
As we have said in several of our posts about last week’s ACC meeting, there was a lot to cover. There was a cornucopia of information: excellent panels on intellectual property, doing business
Continue readingFree webinar this Thursday (October 29th) with Ari Kaplan
Ari Kaplan is giving a free 30-minute webinar this Thursday (October 29th) from1-1:30pm ET. We have profiled Ari before (click here) because of his book The Opportunity Maker: Strategies for Inspiring
Continue readingInitial reflections on ACC Boston: “brute force e-discovery”, budget cuts, a plethora of technology … and outside counsel
We are still in Boston (we had some post-ACC interviews to do today) and we have about 6 detailed posts to complete on ACC but we thought we’d post our initial reflections of the conference.” First,
Continue readingThe Masters Conference wrap-up
With two major conferences back-to-back, The Masters Conference (click here) and the ACC Annual Meeting (click here) we have been a bit pressed for time to write up our thoughts on both plus all
Continue readingDevelopments in e-discovery in Canada
With the integration of the Sedona Canada Principles into the rules governing discovery, courts are becoming more willing to order parties to produce their hard drives and laptops. As email and social
Continue readingkCura has launched tutorials for its Relativity document review software
Relativity is a web-based document review and management software used by corporations and law firms during the discovery phase of litigation. Many Posse List members have used it. It is highly
Continue readingAt ACC annual meeting, counsel discuss criteria for evaluating law firms
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. plans to add evaluation of a law firm’s flextime policies to its list of criteria for evaluating outside firms, according to a panelist at the ACC annual meeting in Boston. Joseph
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