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#Bakers18, Like Ocean’s Eleven, Except Better | 2018 | HPC
By ACEDS Blog |
Extract from David Kinnear's article "#Bakers18, Like Ocean's Eleven, Except Better | 2018 | HPC" In 2017, we ...
Organizing Those Old Boxes in the Attic: E-Discovery and the JFK Documents
By jimgill |
If you have cleaned out an attic, you’ve probably run across a box of forgotten treasures. I remember ...
Worst Nightmare: Court Uses 502 to Compel a Sneak Peek of Privileged Docs
By jimgill |
Court of Federal Claims Judge, Margaret Sweeney, who presides over Government litigation regarding oversight of financial institutions, has ...
An All Day, Coast to Coast Celebration: ACEDS E-Discovery Day Recap
By jimgill |
It seemed like almost everyone who is involved in the world of e-discovery was celebrating on December 1st. ...
Library? What’s a Library? The Growing Need for Legal Information Specialists & Continuing Legal Education
By jimgill |
When I taught research as a writing professor, I would regale students of the olden days when I’d ...
Data, Data, Everywhere: Critical Cyber Security Updates for 2018
By jimgill |
In a recent NPR podcast entitled, “Your Cell Phone’s A Snitch,” we hear a story which, in many ways, is ...
The Internet-of-Things May Be New, But the Legal Processes Remain the Same
By jimgill |
Just when eDiscovery specialists have gotten a handle on the more common forms of Electronically Stored Information (ESI), ...
You Don’t Have to Reinvent the Wheel Just to Place a Legal Hold
By jimgill |
We’ve all done it: when accomplishing some task that we take for granted -- like cooking a meal or driving ...
Bringing E-Discovery In-House Makes Perfect Sense! (But Only If You Invest In Training and Tools)
By jimgill |
People like doing things themselves: it gives them more control on timelines, outcomes, and costs. And if you ...