Change and the Growing Importance of KM and other Productivity Tools (Live Post)
This is a live post from a private large law firm knowledge management meeting. This session, Change and the Growing Importance of KM, was also presented at the just completed…
Considerations for In-Sourcing and Outsourcing E-discovery (Legal Tech Session Report)
This is a live report from Legal Tech NYC on the session E-Discovery – Considerations for In-Sourcing and Outsourcing. The panelists: Marilyn Caldwell – Director of Practice Support, Lowenstein Sandler…
Personal Productivity Tools: X1, Xiant, and HootSuite
Legal Tech begins tomorrow and I am in position at the NY Hilton. With the show’s emphasis on e-discovery and enterprise systems, we can easily forget that personal productivity is…
Views on e-Discovery: ‘Man and Machine’, not ‘Man vs. Machine’
The Posse List, an increasingly important resource for e-discovery generally and contract lawyers specifically, is publishing a series of interviews with EDD professionals. My interview appears today, An interview with…
Deciding How Much to Invest in Legal Work (or what is “good enough”)
Risk analysis with decision trees is a rigorous way to analyze disputes and decide how much to invest in the litigation. An important threshold question is when does it pay…
Economist Magazine: Expect Profound Structural Shift in Legal Market
Just when lawyers thought it was safe, the Economist comes along to pronounce it’s not. Laid-off lawyers, cast-off consultants (21 Jan 2010) reports on the impact of the economic crisis…
Roundup of Twitter Posts – Jan 2010
Since not everyone reads Twitter, I reproduce here a selection of my recent Tweets. RT @stephenseckler 58% of corp counsel think law firms too profitable http://bit.ly/66ztcQ | Integreon Blog ||…
Using Legal Tech and KM to Attract and Retain Lawyers
I only occasionally hear law firms talk about legal technology and knowledge management investments to keep and attract lawyers. At least to some lawyers though, it makes a difference. Jones…
Estimates for Legal Work and Legal Estimators
Consumers routinely seek estimates for many services, for example, buying a new roof, replacing an HVAC system, repairing a car repair, and even obtaining some medical services. The logic behind…
Can Lawyers Live in an Approximate and ‘Good Enough’ Universe?
Lawyers like precision. As a result, they often let the perfect be the enemy of the good. The new economic reality may force them to live with approximation and ‘good…
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