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The practitioner should take away several lessons from Da Silva Moore and Biomet. One is that arguing about the benefits or deficiencies of predictive coding in the abstract will get you nowhere
Originally Published: The Legal Intelligencer
A report released Thursday by ALM Media's provider of business information to the legal industry showed more corporate clients using alternative fee arrangements in 2012 to determine how to pay outsi
...co-chair of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher's government and commercial contracts practice, moderated a webcast Thursday that looked at the trends in government suspension...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...coming up with an app that introduces users to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and analyzes related enforcement actions and settlements. "Developing...
Originally Published: The Recorder
...much different. Instead of e-discovery, the overarching theme of Techshow was practice management, in all its various forms. This was evident in the three...
...a matter without knowing how best to staff it. Luckily for...Secor has met with various practice groups and visited the firm...
Originally Published: The Legal Intelligencer
...process performs against traditional linear document review. The results — in a best-case scenario — could present a real challenge to human review, Chakroborty...
...your product, be specific; skip the puffery about how it is the best-in-class, is the most defensible, etc. If I hear 30 minutes...
...g., hash functions, cyberforensics) and policies mirror emerging approaches to electronic discovery practice, and so it comes as no surprise that the development of an...
...to devote more attention to the complex and emerging areas of our practice. We have tried posting FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) on our websites, but...
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