What is “proportionality”? How is it that we know that discovery must be “proportional”?…prompted by the new civil procedure rules adopted by Minnesota.

Five simple steps to keep your data secure…free wifi..Does connecting to an unsecured and unknown hotspot violate an attorney’s ethical obligations?

That citrusy staple of a healthy breakfast is a product of the same predictive analytics that you use in your litigation review process.

General Counsel recommends these 10 tips to companies and organizations for successful litigation readiness and planning.

The relationship between eDiscovery service providers and law firms/corporations can be complicated, but it doesn’t have to be! 3 observations from “the dark side”…

Having worked in a law firm and now at an eDiscovery Service Provider firm, here I disprove four myths commonly associated with eDiscovery service providers.

LegalTech pundits take aim at various things at this mainstay industry event, but one thing is certain over more than two decades of LegalTech: the event is a bellwether and predictor of the health of the legal technology industry. Based on LTNY 2013, we declare the industry healthy, growing, and optimistic.

Starbucks’ approach, knowing that its typical barista is often a teenager with little impulse control, was to embark on a project of changing habits. Duhigg harkened back to a study performed in the 1960s in which four year olds were given a single marshmallow and told that they could have two marshmallows if they could wait ten minutes. The film of the struggling four year olds may be a hilarious visual representation of the challenge of willpower, but longitudinal studies have shown that willpower is the single greatest correlate for success in adult life. Willpower, therefore, is a very important habit to have, or if not possessed innately, then to cultivate.

LTNY Tuesday Keynote: Patrick Oot, Special Counsel to the SEC’s Office of General Counsel, moderated a “Morning Show”-style discussion. Here are ten tips that the panel offered to lawyers seeking to achieve proportionality in eDiscovery productions.

The watchwords for keywords are testing, sampling, revision and iteration, and a “test the rest” method of quality assurance. The behavior of litigation teams has to include documentation, cooperation, and reasonable transparency with opposing counsel or the investigating agency.