Options for Managing Law School Student Loan Debt
The average law student who graduated from a private university in 2008 borrowed more than $91,500 on the way to earning that degree, and in 2009 the figure was more than $100,000, according to the nonprofit
Continue readingNov 19th: free webcast from Exterro “Why Project Management is the Key to Success for Every E-discovery Undertaking”
On Thursday, November 19th, Exterro will Web-cast a one-hour panel presentation of e-discovery experts who will “show why project management is the key to success for every e-discovery
Continue readingFCPA Report Shows Companies Shelling Out to Avoid Prosecution
Since so many Posse List members (contract attorneys, law firms, computer forensics specialists, etc.) are working on Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) matters we thought the most recent bi-annual
Continue readingCatalyst’s Certified Reviewer Training Program Oversubscribed
Catalyst Repository Systems announced that its inaugural Certified Reviewer Training, recently held in Washington DC, was so overrun with registrations that the company added two additional sessions in
Continue readingNov 6th at 12pm EST: free webinar “Protecting Privileged Documents” (presented by Catalyst)
An excellent program for contract attorneys, law firms and in-house counsel. Catalyst’s consulting team will share best practices on how to find potentially-privileged documents, defensible ways
Continue readingNov 3rd at 1pm EST: Fulbright Forum — 6th Annual Litigation Trends Survey Report Web Seminar
On Nov 3rd at 1pm EST is the “Fulbright Forum” on the Fulbright 6th Annual Litigation Trends Survey Report. It is a web seminar and it is free. You can register here: http://sn.im/t11n8 The
Continue readingA few words about eTERA Consulting
The legal industry has radically changed due to new electronic discovery requirements and costs, regulatory mandates, changing technology, growth of large complex projects, outsourcing alternatives
Continue readingACC Boston: law department technology wrap up — reducing costs and increasing the control over all that data (Part 1)
As last week’s sessions at ACC Boston (click here) certainly stressed — stress being the operative word — in-house legal departments have been forced to cut their budgets just like
Continue readingACC Boston: notes on some of the substantive presentations (Part 2)
The recap of the first four of the six formal presentations we covered you can find by clicking here. In this Part 2 we cover: the personal liabilty of a general counsel; DOJ/SEC enforcement
Continue readingACC Boston: notes on some of the substantive presentations (Part 1)
As we have said in several of our posts about last week’s ACC meeting, there was a lot to cover. There was a cornucopia of information: excellent panels on intellectual property, doing business
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