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Law Practice Tips
Do You Have a 2Delete Folder? (September 15, 2020)
By Jim Calloway
https://www.okbar.org/lpt_articles/do-you-have-a-2delete-folder/
Cross-Examination Blog
CROSS-EXAMINATION VISUALS
By Unknown
Beginning this Summer Seattle University Law School will offered an online course entitled “Visual Litigation and Today’s Technology." Cross-examination visuals were featured because visuals can be extremely powerful weapons for…
TortsProf Blog
Berman on Tobacco Litigation and E-Cigarettes
Micah Berman has posted to SSRN Tobacco Litigation, E-Cigarettes, and the Cigarette Endgame. The abstract provides:Among his many contributions to the field of public health law, Professor Richard Daynard is…
Unpredictable
Litigation in Peru
By Will Newman
Peru has one of the fastest growing economies in the world and more people than any U.S. state besides California. Its legal system, however, is relatively new and very interesting.To…
LawSites
With $3.5M Raise, Steno Aims To Disrupt Depositions
By Bob Ambrogi
Pair an accomplished civil litigator looking to rethink depositions with a successful technology entrepreneur who just sold his startup to a larger company, add in $3.5 million in seed funding,…
Percipient
3 Creative Ways to Reduce Legal Document Review Volume
Reviewing the data and the thousands of electronic documents requested or produced during discovery in litigation, in response to a subpoena or in an internal investigation, takes time. As we…
Reinventing Professionals
Analytics and the Approaching Wave of Litigation
By Ari Kaplan
I spoke with Nicole Clark, the co-founder and CEO of Trellis, a legal analytics platform that uses AI and machine learning to provide state trial court litigators with strategic legal…
LawSites
For Litera, ILTA>ON Brought News On Top Of News; ‘No Dabbling,’ Says CEO
By Bob Ambrogi
"I'm not a big fan of dabbling in things," Avaneesh Marwaha, the chief executive officer of legal technology company Litera, told me during an interview last week. "If we enter…
CEO Law Review
How Do You Decide When and Where to Sue?
PODCAST OVERVIEW Goosmann Law Firm's Omaha Litigation Practice Area Leader Larry Roland and Host Jeana Goosmann discuss how to decide when and where to sue from a business owner perspective. In this episode you…
Paul W. Mollica Federal Courts Blog
Second Circuit Announces Stringent Standards for Administrative Closure of a Civil Case When a Plaintiff Is Unavailable
In Rodriguez v. Gusman, No. 19-2213 (2d Cir. Aug. 31, 2020), the Second Circuit holds that administrative closure of a civil case when a plaintiff is absent is “a last…