Law Technology News
For this February edition of "12on12," Monica Bay, editor-in-chief of Law Technology News, asked attendees what was their favorite moment at LegalTech New York. Bay was flooded with responses
Three women — Saundra Brown Armstrong, Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers, and Kandis Westmore — cut very different paths to the federal bench in the Northern District of California where they are a pa
Originally Published: The Recorder
The legal technology community predicts unexpected trends for 2013, including changes in e-discovery, cloud computing, and information governance. [MORE
...said. "It's like we moved from a Newtonian universe of data organization into something more local and relativistic, and the story is...
...technology management for American Airlines, Johnson & Johnson Medical, the Miss Universe Organization, and the City of Shreveport, La. Whitmire has over 30 years...
...merit. Before employers and supervisors decide to advance a candidate within the organization, they evaluate the candidate's merit. The definition of merit varies depending...
Originally Published: Texas Lawyer
...Park 313 (1990). The universe was orderly because it was...reports by highly respected national organizations have underscored that role....
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...a generation of young lawyers emerging who never knew an internet-free universe, it's as sure an evolutionary transition as the tadpoles developing feet...
.... Here are three steps to help you evaluate the universe of technology. 1. Define the processes, not the...
As LegalTech New York looms larger on the horizon, a very clear picture of e-discovery emerges for 2012 -- depending upon which vendor has your ear. To get a better idea of what e-discovery trends wi
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