- February 22, 2008
My latest article, "Breaking through the Inaccessibility Wall -- A New Angle", is published in the current FebruaryApril 2008 issue of Litigation Support Today magazine. You can download the PDF reprint here. Corporate counsel struggling with records retention should be among the first to read this, as their regular business information can be used against them in unforeseen ways. Indeed, my alternate title for this practical guide is "Call the Help Desk, Your Accessibility is Showing". From...
http://www.lawtechguru.com/archives/2008/02/22_breaking_through_the_esi_inaccessibility_wa...
- February 15, 2008
From insourcing the e-discovery process to automated document review, the world of legal technology is rapidly changing. If you missed LegalTech New York or just want to keep up on the current trends, my latest InsideTech column at InsideCounsel will bring you up to speed. Among other hot topics, LegalTech was brimming with discussion on the Qualcomm fallout, records retention, proactive approaches, and automated review. In addition, I covered key issues such as cost reduction, the effects of...
http://www.lawtechguru.com/archives/2008/02/15_2008_corporate_legal_technology_trends_insi...
- February 9, 2008
It was the best of times: While making my way through the vendor hall jungle at LegalTech NY, I had the pleasure of catching up with Donna Payne (Payne Group) and Sherry Kappel (Microsystems). I always find time to seek out these document technology savants, and this week's discussions were as helpful as ever. My personal opinion is that Office 2007 is the clear winner from Microsoft this past year (definitively overshadowing Vista), and the massive improvements are well worth the office suite..
http://www.lawtechguru.com/archives/2008/02/09_word_2007_a_tale_of_two_experts_legaltech_n...
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