Remote Hearings Take Longer But Can Be Improved, According to NCSC Study | 2Civility
Remote court hearings take about one-third (34%) longer than in-person hearings, according to a study…
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Consolidation Presents Risks And Rewards For EDiscovery | Above the Law
It’s overquoted pablum to point out that some Chinese languages use the same character for…
With alternative dispute rising in popularity, this platform aims to help mediators and arbitrators | ABA Legal Rebels
As a young personal injury litigator in Georgia, Gino Brogdon Jr. says he was accustomed…
In Favor of Remote Arguments | Appellate Advocacy Blog
Judge Jerry Smith of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has…
3 Important Services That Will Help Your Law Firm Grow in 2022 | Managing Law Firm Transition
The legal industry has done exceptionally well in response to the challenges brought by the…
How to Redact Without Regrets | CloudNine
Safeguarding a client’s personal information is an important responsibility. Redactions protect client privacy by obscuring…
Dealing with Data in Dispute Resolutions | Law Technology Today
The shift to remote working has changed the way businesses create content and communicate in…
Where Automated Job Interviews Fall Short | Harvard Business Review
The use of artificial intelligence in HR processes is a new, and likely unstoppable, trend….
On LawNext: The State of the E-Discovery Industry in 2022, with Doug Austin | LawSites
Two years into the pandemic, what has been its impact on e-discovery and what lies…
How Litigation Strategies Shifted Under Covid-19 | Bloomberg Law
Kirkland & Ellis partner Tasha Francis Gerasimow reflects on how Covid-19 has impacted litigation practices….