Since 2012 when U.S. Magistrate Judge Andrew Peck issued the first court decision approving the use of technology-assisted review for e-discovery, judicial approval of the technology’s use has continued. Just this past January,
[Read More]We recently hosted a webinar which discussed strategies on how counsel can work together and focus on process, communication and technology in order to increase efficiency and cut costs. Forming a Seamless Relationship:
[Read More]Across the country, early voters are casting their ballots and breaking records. Many are not only taking part in the democratic process, they’re also taking photos of their ballots or selfies in their
[Read More]There’s a shiny new possibility for legal departments and law firms of the future: robots completing certain legal tasks, thus allowing counsel to focus valuable time and human expertise elsewhere. According to Forbes,
[Read More]If you’re an Instagram user, then you probably noticed the recent rollout of a new feature called “stories,” which is quite similar to Snapchat’s own feature. So, did Instagram infringe on Snapchat’s intellectual
[Read More]Earlier this year in response to the significant change in perspective and approach taking place in the legal industry, we published the white paper The Agent of Change. We also reflected on the
[Read More]Driven by the economic downturn of 2009, the legal industry has experienced significant change. Law departments continue to look for ways to cut costs and get leaner, and firms remain focused on staying
[Read More]“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times,” wrote Charles Dickens in the opening of his 19th-century novel, “A Tale of Two Cities.” How appropriate it is today and
[Read More]As we enter the halfway point of the year, it’s timely to reflect on the recent results of Altman Weil’s annual “Law Firms in Transition” survey. Like last year, the theme continues to
[Read More]In 2014, Netflix released the documentary “Print the Legend,” which explores the 3-D printing industry by focusing on several competing companies. The documentary also delves into copyright and intellectual property matters. From printing
[Read More]Citation change is afoot (or a footer) within the Supreme Court. As noted by Fortune, SCOTUS’ first shortened link appeared on page 30 of a recent decision, courtesy of Justice Elena Kagan. Is
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