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Geotracking and e-DiscoveryThis article explores the ways in which geotracking data can be created, potential issues associated with this information, and how it might all relate to e-discovery, including how long the information is stored, whether it is discoverable and how or whether it can be used in a case.
Document RenovationDocuments are the currency of law firms. Attorneys author, edit and submit thousands of documents daily. While content is the most important aspect of legal documents, and the majority of time should be spent on this, the formatting of a document can often create issues and burn up precious billable hours. The time spent reformatting and cleaning up documents can be reduced significantly if firms have a process in place for creating and fixing documents based on Microsoft Word’s best practices.
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Making the Transition from e-Discovery to Information Management with C2Ce-Mail is still the number one source of relevant information for litigation, so it’s no surprise that it’s the starting line for corporations seeking to implement information management policies. One of the more straightforward methods is with an e-mail archiving platform.
Nixon & Vanderhye Transforms IP Data Workflow with First To FileAs our practice and the number of files we handled both grew, we continually needed to manage and expand our file room space. However, since the file room space could not be used productively to accommodate fee billers, maintaining a large file room amounted to a negative ongoing overhead cost for the firm.
NY Bar Releases Ethics Opinions AppThe New York State Bar Association announced the release of its free Mobile Ethics App that allows judges, lawyers and law students to access instant ethics advice from portable devices.
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