ELECTRONIC DISCOVERY IN CRIMINAL CASES
ORIGINAL STANDARD Discussions about electronic discovery have traditionally focused on civil matters because civil cases have historically been more document intensive and thus that discovery process has been more richly nuanced. In addition, when criminal matters do have relevant documents, the discovery standard has been the so-called Brady rule, named after the landmark Supreme Court …
An “I Have a Rule” Method For Saying No to Requests
I had a conversation with a friend last night who had been asked to speak for free (with no travel reimbursement either) at an in-person conference. It can take a surprising amount of time and effort to decide whether to turn these kinds of “for free” or “discounted” requests down or even how to respond,... Continue Reading...
CAN WE KEEP THE ATTORNEY IN AI OR IS ALL THE HYPE JUST FIGHT CLUB 2?
Great post this week by Doug Austin on his eDiscovery Today blog. Called Setting Realistic Expectations About AI in eDiscovery: eDiscovery Best Practices, it covered a new article in ILTA’s Peer to Peer Magazine entitle The Humans Stay in the Picture: 4 Realities of AI in Modern eDiscovery. The author of that article, Dr. Gina Taranto …
Fact vs Myth: 5 Common Visa Application Mistakes Your Clients Might Be Making- And What You Can Do About It
Complex changes, new rules and vast numbers make immigration a minefield. We dispel the myths to make sure your clients get it right. Navigating the perplexing immigration and visa […]
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