Law Technology News... checks in after wrapping up the second annual Arizona State University-Arkfeld eDiscovery and Digital Evidence Conference "in sunny Phoenix." (He...
...as an adjunct professor at UFLCL and dean of academics at Bryan University. ...
...law and co-director of "Reinvent Law," at Michigan State University College of Law — fresh off his Silicon Valley "tour."...
The last few weeks of the Tech Circuit column have been consumed with LegalTech-related news, analysis, and gossip. Monica Bay, editor-in-chief of LTN now covers some slightly-belated news. [MORE
This is the inaugural edition of "Next!," our weekly recommendations of upcoming notable events, panels, webinars, seminars, and speakers — plus a few "must calendar" items
...and entrepreneurship center at the University of Colorado Boulder, supports the...smartphones called EpicMix. Bryan Cave has seen a sharp...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...personal information about consumers online. Daniel Prywes, a partner at Bryan Cave in Washington, D.C., who represents employers, has been closely following...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
... e-discovery," said Hamilton, who also is dean of Bryan University's online EDD certification program. Too many cases proceed with a...
A dominant theme permeated Friday's fifth annual Colorado Association of Litigation Support Professionals' E-Discovery Summit: To speed processing and reduce costs, litigants must embrace the concept
...University in international relations. ...
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