There has been an interesting conversation going on about the recommended path for an experienced e-discovery attorney to transition from law practice into a more technical litigation support or e-discovery consultant/project manager role.  It has been a discussion thread on the e-LEGAL group on LinkedIn and Paul Easton has a post about it this past [...]

  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 their “sisters”, the law firms.   But with a greatly increased workload.  And it is due not just to the increase in litigation/investigations but because of [...]

In July 2009, LexisNexis sponsored the first conference ever held in Hong Kong bringing together a panel of leading international experts and prominent local practitioners to share their knowledge and experience on key issues concerning e-discovery and digital forensics, with special focus on the legal aspects.  Among the presenters were: * Scott Nonaka of O’Melveny & Myers whose presentation titled [...]

The International Litigation Support Leaders Conference starts tomorrow in D.C. for two days, May 7-8, here in D.C.  It is the industry’s premiere educational and networking event for international litigation support.  We are covering both days of the event and attending the seminars and speaking with all the vendors. As we have indicated there has [...]