On January 19th, the Court of Chancery in Delaware issued “Guidelines for Preservation of Electronically Stored Information.” This short document (two pages) is worth the read if you practice in this court. It
[Read More]Another LegalTech New York has passed and as it seems this year saw a much greater response than the previous year, I look forward to a prosperous 2011. With the increased prevalence of
[Read More]For almost a decade, Liquid Lit Manager™ has been revolutionizing the way you litigate. At LegalTech New York 2011, LLM will debut its newest release of Liquid Lit Manager™, version 6.0. Come visit
[Read More]Building on Professor Jay Wexler’s 2005 brief study of the number of notations of laugher in the Supreme court, Ryan Malphurs, Ph.D. dissects the function of laughter in the Supreme Court in “People
[Read More]Congratulations to ‘The Social Network’ for winning the Golden Globe for best motion picture. Unfortunately, companies may think the ever-evolving Facebook isn’t a blockbuster. Facebook’s new Facemail, a messaging-email hybrid, could be huge
[Read More]Reactions to the recent Am Law Tech Survey 2010 were dichotomous, with some feeling as though e-discovery is recovering and others predicting continued trouble for 2011. One thing all respondents seem to agree
[Read More]In August, Paul Allen brought suit against 11 e-commerce corporations for patent infringement. In a recent Am Law Litigation Daily article, Andrew Longstreth covers Google’s involvement in the suit. Google, Longstreth claims, has
[Read More]According to Gina Passarella’s article from Law.com, “the [legal] industry is moving away from a monolithic provider of legal services…to a fragmented service platform” made up of legal process outsourcers (LPOs). The LPOs
[Read More]In a recent case brought to the Supreme Court of the State of Washington, the issue of metadata as a public record was discussed. This issue has only been previously mediated once, in
[Read More]In November of 2008, the Illinois Supreme Court mandated “codifying the law of evidence in the state of Illinois” in an effort to streamline and improve the trial process. Effective January 1, 2011,
[Read More]In a recent article, Law Technology News covers the amendments to the New York State Court’s e-discovery and electronic filing policies since the February 2010 Court Report (covered in this previous posting). These
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