5 January 2011 – Many legal pundits have repeatedly called for teaching e-discovery at law schools. No one in the e-discovery world can miss what the digital information revolution has done
Continue readingNot to be outdone by Clearwell Systems, Fios, Craig Ball, Recommind and everybody else making e-discovery predictions/trends-to-watch in 2011, The Posse List presents its 10.5 e-discovery (and other)
Continue readingTuesday, March 2, 2010 12:00 – 1:00 pm Fulbright & Jaworski, LLP Fulbright Auditorium 1301 McKinney, Mezzanine Level Houston, TX 77010 Who says learning can’t be fun? Come play along as
Continue readingIn the latter part of the last decade — ok, the fall of 2009 — we completed what we call the trifecta: full coverage of three of the premier electronically stored information (ESI) and
Continue readingAs recently highlighted by Sharon Nelson on her excellent blog Ride the Lightening one of the things Craig Ball most enjoys is coming up with a challenging e-discovery hypothetical and then confounding
Continue readingA Review of Day 2 of the ILSLC (Part 1) As we said in our coverage of Day 1 of the ILSLC (click here) the focus of almost all of the speakers during this conference was: the fundamental problem
Continue readingThat was the rallying cry of Ralph Losey and many of the speakers at ILSLC yesterday. Said Losey “When people start talking about e-discovery production burdens I always think of the famous
Continue readingThe International Litigation Support Leaders Conference starts tomorrow in D.C. for two days, May 7-8, here in D.C. It is the industry’s premiere educational and networking event for international
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