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Sept 24th: the Annual Intermountain eDiscovery Conference — a great 1-day e-discovery event
20 September 2010 — There are (at last count) 23,781 e-discovery conferences booked for the remainder of 2010. Ok, an exaggeration. But there are a lot. And many are redundant, repetitive
Continue readingA lawyer must be a technologist, especially in the e-discovery industry
19 September 2010 — As we have stated numerous times in our ediscovery/data management “thought leaders” series (click here) we face a tsunami of data. For a good discussion of how this
Continue readingFree Webinar September 23: Social Media & e-Discovery (free CLE credit)
Virtual LegalTech is on September 23rd and one of the webinars is on social media and e-discovery. The cross roads of social media and e-discovery are the new lawyer nightmare. Posse List members across
Continue readingGoogle: antitrust issues, more antitrust issues and … uh … even more antitrust issues
8 September 2010 — Being the 800-pound gorilla in the search-engine space … and seemingly everything else internet related … Google is probably at the top of the list of most government regulators
Continue readingThe S.E.C. is hiring 800 new employees … and they want to spend an evening with you
From the SEC: Tuesday, September 28, 2010: “An Evening with the SEC” You are cordially invited to attend a panel discussion and networking event at the Securities & Exchange Commission. This
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