Legal culture is fixated on productivity to the exclusion of more important considerations. While certainly it’s better to be productive than unproductive, productivity is only third most important when it …
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Recently I went on record as believing that eDiscovery educational resources are so abundant it takes a strategy to make the most of them. In case that gives a misleading …
Two Content Suggestions and Four Tips for Writing and Presenting About eDiscovery Read More »
Last month I shared 3 Ways to Make the Most of eDiscovery Education and Training Resources. To briefly recap: read daily in small doses; attend one to two presentations a …
3 More Ways to Make the Most of eDiscovery Education Resources Read More »
It can be challenging to keep up with the fast-changing law, practice and technology of eDiscovery. The good news is there are many high-quality educational and training resources available at …
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What’s one of your biggest work challenges? I recently posed that question to my fellow board members of the Indianapolis chapter of Women in eDiscovery. The responses are crowdsourced insights …
Six Challenges of eDiscovery Practice: Crowdsourced Insights from Women in eDiscovery Read More »
In my last post I recommended studying a software program for professional development as one of 3 Work Resolutions for Litigators and eDiscovery Professionals. But which program? Time is short …
Studying Technology for Legal Professional Development: Six Questions Before Starting Read More »
New year’s resolutions are especially apropos in 2021 given that the prevailing attitude to the old year is goodbye and good riddance. Millions of unused gym memberships notwithstanding, resolutions can …
There are two ways lawyers can satisfy their ethical duty of technology competence. One way is by learning about technology and becoming more proficient in the use of legal tech …
One Ethics Rule Leads to Another: Technology Competence and the Duty of Supervision Read More »
Technology competence is an ethical requirement in more than 40 states. Beyond Rule 1 Competence, knowing technology helps lawyers comply with the duty of confidentiality and other rules of professional …
Beyond Competence: Technology and the Duties of Candor and Fairness in Litigation Read More »
As lawyers we must be guided by the Rules of Professional Conduct in all aspects of our work. Today that includes competence in relevant technology. Technology is deeply embedded in …
Legal Ethics and Technology: The Duty of Competence Read More »
