[column width=”1/1″ last=”true” title=”” title_type=”single” animation=”none” implicit=”true”] With so much big data being stored electronically these days, it’s created a host of security concerns for retailers who use third party vendors. Without the proper parameters and security measures in place, the possibility of unwanted individuals accessing sensitive information is all too real. When this happens,…
[column width=”1/1″ last=”true” title=”” title_type=”single” animation=”none” implicit=”true”] Bring on another year of technology that shapes caselaw! As we cheer in the New Year dirtying our suites with expensive champagne and boasts for future successes, solutions and improvements, we also ready the big guns in this last-ditch effort to expand, improve, and take charge. And frankly,…
Discovery is more than just a process for disclosing evidence to opposing counsel. I personally think it gets its name from the mental taxation that eFiling imposes: changing laws and strategic filing procedures become an exercise in personal development. I have an entire soundtrack of focus music (here’s a sample) devoted to getting me through procedural…
[column width=”1/1″ last=”true” title=”” title_type=”single” animation=”none” implicit=”true”] Get ready to re-install Words with Friends and play some old-fashioned paper football at the desk, boys! Modern law firms have been using E-Discovery and Document Management (DM) tools to collect, aggregate and manage their discovery evidence for years now – but the latest tools pack more punch which…
You thought you were prepared for life by going to law school, selecting a successful field of law, opening your private practice, or gaining your impressive partnership. The last decade of technology has turned the security of your life choices into a black hole of liability and negligence. More specifically the information gratification of the internet has…
It’s a rising trend that states require eFiling, or eDiscovery, to share pretrial and discovery submissions on both sides of a case. And we all know what a trend in the legal field results in: regulations. In truth this method once consisted of paper files and some email correspondences, but in our modern and highly strategic…
Data collection and presentation have been giving most attorneys, or rather, their paralegals, quite a few headaches for the past several decades. Computers naturally exist to assist our every need – even those “case-sensitive” ones – and the slow-moving court system has finally integrated them into the discovery process. Good thing, right? But it still…