I give below links to my recent posts on my Google Plus page. The last few weeks have been a particularly fruitful time in eDiscovery, both in the UK and elsewhere, and I have a stockpile of other articles and links which I hope to add to this collection.
Those of you interested in SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) may like to know that these links, when added to Google’s indexing power over its “own” data, generally perform very well in Google searches. The value of these links, therefore, lies in more than merely pointing you to recent interesting posts; it has a long-term purpose as well.
Photographs from the Epiq Systems Judicial Panel in London on 27 June 2012
Resources About LawTechCamp London 2012 on the Legal Informatics Blog
3 steps to becoming a “predictive coding guru” – Inside Counsel
Are law firms investing in the wrong IT resources – if they are investing at all?
Deloitte survey shows business unworried by UK Bribery Act
LegalFutures reports on Richard Susskind vision for the future at LawTech Camp London
Symantec: The Increasing Importance of Cross-Border eDiscovery and Data Protection Awareness
Cowen Group reports on Nuix Information Governance Forum – with Vimeo
The Gherkin from the River Thames on a Not Working Weekend
Investigations company Proven buys Palmer Legal Technologies
ABA Model Rules to consider the need for lawyers to have technology skills
Good summary from Millnet of Judge Brown’s NLJ articles on costs control
Case In Point from CaseCentral – The Scream
Mr Justice Akenhead to speak to the SCL on Technology and Dispute Resolution on 3 October
Recommind: Predictive Coding – Chris Dale in conversation with Master Whitaker
Nuix Information Governance Forum at Palm Beach
We must keep fighting thick policemen who arrest photographers
Are “Drive-By” Rule 26(f) Meetings the Norm?
NoW Hackgate though a (US) eDiscovery lens
eDisclosure Information Project 