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“Defending the eDiscovery Process”: with eTERA Consulting and Venable LLP

                      Webinar: “The Defense of Process: How Legal Knowledge, Metrics and Transparency Play a Role” 18 July 2012 –  eTERA Consulting and Venable

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Tonight, July 17th, in D.C. : “All About Mobile”

Tuesday, July 17, 2012 7:00 PM Affinity Lab U Street 920 U Street NW Washington, DC 17 July 2012 – NetSquared we dive deep into the topic of mobile. Come learn and exchange ideas about integrating

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D.C. Bar Calls Out E-Discovery Vendors in the District

10 July 2012 – The District of Columbia Bar Ethics Committee this month issued Opinion 362 stating that e-discovery vendors cannot practice law in the District and be partially owned by non-lawyers.  The

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With the Catalyst Secure investment and the Clearwell hire, VC firms continue to make moves into EDD

11 April 2012 – As information technology and information management and the EDD business model have advanced at an expotential rate these past two years, we have changed our focus a bit on how

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Early Information Assessment® : Understanding, Managing and Mitigating Your Information Risk

23 March 2012– We all know the drumbeat: as the volume and complexity of data continues to grow exponentially within the enterprise, so do the risks and costs associated with managing it. For most

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The Mobile World Congress in Barcelona – why ediscovery vendors are here

  28 February 2012 – In Barcelona, the digital onslaught has begun.  Mobile World Congress 2012 opened yesterday.  To give you an idea of the size, it runs for 4 full days and this year some

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An e-discovery conundrum: Nuix or Relativity? Which to use, and when? [with video interviews]

                                                 20 January 2012 –  One of the side-benefits to The Posse List is we receive almost weekly feedback

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The incestuous relationships between the A.B.A., law schools and the legal profession

18 December 2011 — As we reported a few weeks ago, the A.B.A.  has been peppered of late with a number of accusations over its failings, not least of which is that it has not done enough to

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As expected, ABA surrenders to law schools on graduate jobs data reporting

5 December 2011 — It was a lovely press release:       “The  is fully committed to clarity and accuracy of law   school placement data.  As a result of these changes, future law

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Contract attorneys: an asset never properly utilized

15 November 2011 – As we have written before (our most recent post is here) the most common complaints from the contract attorney world is that the work is mind-numbing and monotonous, affording

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