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Interview: Ed Spencer of Taylor Wessing on choosing and getting approval for the use of technology — eDisclosure Information Project
https://vimeo.com/187865335 Ed Spencer is the associate at Taylor Wessing who took the initiative in proposing the use of predictive coding in the Pyrrho case. He took part in a panel […]
Litigation Support Jobs Are Leaving Law Firms
There is a growing trend in the eDiscovery world that has law firm jobs moving to vendors and staffing agencies. The reduction in salary costs drives up firm profits because […]
US Courts’ Evaluation of Foreign Judicial Corruption: Different Stages, Different Standards — GAB | The Global Anticorruption Blog
Last August, a US appeals court may have finally brought to a close a case that the court described as “among the most extensively chronicled in the history of the […]
Casting Doubt on Validity of Servicer Affidavits in Foreclosure Litigation — Livinglies\’s Weblog
Christopher A. Gorman, New York Law Journal October 19, 2016 Most institutional lenders, trusts and large financial institutions that loan money to borrowers or acquire distressed loans use loan servicers […]
Why Would You Hire a Lawyer if You Don’t Want to Take Their Advice? — Lawdiva\’s Blog
I could never understand why someone would hire a high-priced, hotshot lawyer but refuse to take their advice. It happens more frequently than you might realize, sometimes the result of […]
What is a frenemy in the legal world? — Kirk Stange on Law Firm Practice Management Advice
In any area of life, you have friends and you, unfortunately, probably have some people you would consider to be enemies. Truth be told: In law firm land, it is […]
Why You Should Outsource Your IT Department — mdt creative
Information Technology or IT is the use of computers and software to manage information. In some companies, this is called Management Information Services (MIS), or just Information Services (IS). The […]
The Crucial Role of Corporate Boards in Ensuring Corporate Integrity — GAB | The Global Anticorruption Blog
Volkswagen’s diesel emissions cheat has cost the company dearly. Last October, Volkswagen reached a US$16.5 billion dollar settlement with the US government, and the value of Volkswagen’s stock today is […]
NYC:Deutsche Bank AG has agreed to pay $60 million(47.12 million pounds) to settle private U.S. antitrust litigation by traders and other investors who accused the German bank of conspiring to manipulate gold prices at their expense – @AceNewsServices — Ace News Services
#AceNewsReport – Dec.03: Deutsche Bank to pay $60 million to settle U.S. gold price-fixing case Deutsche Bank AG (DBKGn.DE) has agreed to pay $60 million(47.12 million pounds) to settle private […]