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Can High School Students Review E-Discovery Documents?
22 July 2012 – Just when document reviewers thought it could not get worse … The E-Discovery Sage of Jackson Lewis (aka Ralph Losey) has an interesting post on the law.com site about information
Continue readingD.C. Bar Calls Out E-Discovery Vendors in the District
10 July 2012 – The District of Columbia Bar Ethics Committee this month issued Opinion 362 stating that e-discovery vendors cannot practice law in the District and be partially owned by non-lawyers. The
Continue readingWith the Catalyst Secure investment and the Clearwell hire, VC firms continue to make moves into EDD
11 April 2012 – As information technology and information management and the EDD business model have advanced at an expotential rate these past two years, we have changed our focus a bit on how
Continue readingThe incestuous relationships between the A.B.A., law schools and the legal profession
18 December 2011 — As we reported a few weeks ago, the A.B.A. has been peppered of late with a number of accusations over its failings, not least of which is that it has not done enough to
Continue readingAs expected, ABA surrenders to law schools on graduate jobs data reporting
5 December 2011 — It was a lovely press release: “The is fully committed to clarity and accuracy of law school placement data. As a result of these changes, future law
Continue readingContract attorneys: an asset never properly utilized
15 November 2011 – As we have written before (our most recent post is here) the most common complaints from the contract attorney world is that the work is mind-numbing and monotonous, affording
Continue readingThe value of e-discovery certification
10 August 2011 — One of the more contentious issues in e-discovery is the value of e-discovery certification. Rebecca James, Esq. (Program Manager at Fios, Inc.) has been running a series
Continue readingUPDATE: the McDermott e-discovery malpractice case involving contract attorneys, vendors and privilege
30 July 2011 — As we had reported in a previous post, the world’s first e-discovery malpractice lawsuit was filed in State Court in California against McDermott Will & Emery. The case has
Continue readingThe ABA sounds off on foreign-trained attorneys
24 May 2011 — Two items of note involving the ABA today in the legal media clippings: ABA Proposes Big Changes for LL.M.s Sitting for the bar exam may soon be trickier for the thousands of foreign-trained
Continue readingUPDATE: Explaining the continuing surge in the U.S. of non-English language document review projects
27 April 2011 Meanwhile, in Europe … And this has also led to a surge of in-country litigation and compliance reviews in Europe. Our sister company Project Counsel has completed 6 document
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