INFOGRAPHIC: Legal Technology Timeline
Remember the first fax machine? Or the first personal computer and using it to word process? How about the first Blackberry? These are just a few of the many points listed on the
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Data Protection Chiefs Warn European Commission
Since the European Commission adopted the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield in 2016, replacing Safe Harbor, more than 2,000 companies have signed up for the new framework to avoid infringing on European privacy rights. Now
[Read More]“The New Normal Call”: Texting Clients
Last week, Forbes published a contributed piece that considered whether text messaging is the legal industry’s next frontier in marketing. It reminded us of past write-ups on the value attorneys and clients are
[Read More]Made in China: New Network Security Law
After two years of preparation, China’s Network Security Law is ready for action. The National Law Review reports that the law is a historical development and one of the strictest worldwide. The report
[Read More]Fits the Bill? California Privilege Decision
Should attorney-client privilege apply to invoices for both ongoing and concluded matters? It’s possible that the Supreme Court of California’s decision could have far-reaching implications. The firm Holland & Knight recently issued a
[Read More]A Focus on Efficiency and Innovation: 2017 Altman Weil Survey Results
Altman Weil has rolled out the 2017 edition of its “Law Firms in Transition” survey. Since 2009, the highly anticipated survey results reveal valuable information about the post-recession legal market. In this post,
[Read More]Emojis Leave Room for Interpretation
In 2016, we posted a blog on the popular topic of emojis having their day in court. That trend continues with a case out of Israel in which a judge ruled that the
[Read More]The Demise of the Eastern District of Texas? SCOTUS Rules
What began as a fight over water flavoring pouches has resulted in the highest court in the land ruling unanimously this week that patent infringement cases must be filed where the defendant is
[Read More]Teaming up for E-Discovery
Together Everyone Achieves More … in e-discovery? It seems obvious — or does it? A recent Above the Law article outlines how a team approach helps counsel not only achieve what they need
[Read More]Changing with the Times: “The Sedona Principles”
What a difference 10 years make. For the authors of “The Sedona Principles,” which is considered a “foundational guide for attorneys and judges confronting the novel challenges of e-discovery,” it was clear that
[Read More]The Lawyer’s Guide to Legal Technology in 2017 [WHITE PAPER]
Technology continues to evolve, providing ways to make counsel’s work more efficient and cost effective. But most lawyers aren’t inherently technologists. And there are a large amount and range of products available. The
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