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: Ernie the Attorney

Off to speak in Wilmington, Delaware

By Ernest Svenson

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I'm off today to Philadelphia, and then to Wilmington, Delaware where I'll speak to the Diamond State Chapter of ARMA International. ARMA is is a not-for-profit association that focuses on managing records and information, both paper and electronic. My talk will be about how professionals, such as lawyers, are struggling to adapt to digital information.

Most lawyers think this means dealing with E-Discovery (and of course it does), but the reality is that we all need to be more adept with digital information in all phases of our lives. If lawyers understood the nature of digital information better they wouldn't have so many problems with E-Discovery. That's my thumbnail view, anyway.

Full post as published by Ernie the Attorney on March 19, 2008 (boomark / email).

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