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LTNY 2008: "EDD Uncertainty Looms Over LegalTech"

Posted on February 07, 2008
"EDD uncertainty looms over LegalTech," writes Law.com technology editor Sean Doherty. It's no surprise that e-discovery continued to be front and center at LegalTech New York again this year. This persistent emphasis stems from the 2006 amendments to the Federal...

LTNY 2008: Tired of EDD? Try Intrasocial Networking

Posted on February 06, 2008
Ross Ipsa Loquitor's Ross Kodner is tired of e-discovery-all-the-time, and he's not alone. It?s probably not particularly hip to say this, but I?m really tired of all the emphasis on the ED topic - all ED, all the time. It...

LTNY 2008: Day One Reports

Posted on February 06, 2008
Law.com technology editor Sean Doherty has his first report online now. It's no surprise, but e-discovery took center stage. EDD consultant and former Mayer Brown counsel Thomas Allman (left) kicked off the show discussing rule-making and best practices in e-discovery...

LTNY 2008: Law Technology Now Podcast, Live from LegalTech

Posted on February 06, 2008
Recorded Tuesday at LegalTech New York, the "E-Discovery '08, Bright Lights, Big Discoveries" podcast features Law Technology News editor (and LegalTech diva) Monica Bay chatting with "Ball in Your Court" e-discovery columnist Craig Ball on this year's key trends in...

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LTNY 2008: "B-Discovery"

Posted on February 06, 2008
Buying, testing and talking new technology is only half the fun of LegalTech, as most regulars can attest. The other half is networking, which comes in many forms. Monica Bay gives some practical advice in this West videocast. But there's...

LTNY 2008: LegalTech Seminar -- "Authenticating Digital Evidence"

Posted on February 06, 2008
After a brief departure, we're right back on the EDD bandwagon. LTN's newest editor, Katie Montgomery, reports from this morning's seminar, ?Authenticating Digital Evidence,? presented by Neil Aresty and Jason Velasco, both of Merrill Legal Solutions; Michael Arkfeld, of Arkfeld...

LTNY 2008: The King (or Queen) of LegalTech Swag?

Posted on February 06, 2008
One of the other great pastimes at LegalTech New York, or most any good trade show, is picking up vendor swag. I haven't paid for a new pen in years, thanks to them. And of course, the more intense the...

LTNY 2008: Law Technology News Award Winners

Posted on February 06, 2008
Law Technology News held its fifth annual awards program Tuesday night, and the vendor winners -- in 14 technology categories -- are announced here. The awards are based on votes by LTN subscribers, and some familiar names dominate the list:...

LTNY 2008: Tuesday Morning Panel Reports from KM Space

Posted on February 05, 2008
Goodwin Procter real estate attorney/knowledge management guru Doug Cornelius over at KM Space reports on several LegalTech panels this morning: Legal Technology Best Practices: The panel ranged from electronic discovery to KM. But Weil, Gotshal & Manges CIO Ian Miller...

LTNY 2008: Apple Doubles iPhone and iPod Touch Capacity

Posted on February 05, 2008
Apple doubled the capacity of the iPhone (from 8GB to 16GB) and the iPod Touch (from 16GB to 32GB) today for an additional $100, just in time for LegalTech browsers to squeeze a few out of the tech budget. CNET...

LTNY 2008: Balancing In-House and Outsourced EDD Resources

Posted on February 05, 2008
LTN's Claire Duffett reports from this morning's LegalTech panel, "Actionable E-Discovery: Finding the Right Balance of In-House and Outsourced Resources." The cautionary tale: Qualcomm paid more than $8 million in fines for engaging in misconduct and concealment when it failed...

LTNY 2008: Martindale-Hubbell Blog

Posted on February 05, 2008
LexisNexis' Marc Osborn checks in to let us know that Martindale-Hubbell has launched The Official Blog of Martindale-Hubbell. Sami Hero will be blogging from LegalTech New York. Says Osborn: "As [MH] continues to transform itself from its traditional model into...

LTNY 2008: Craig Ball in Your Apple Store

Posted on February 05, 2008
Craig Ball (of LTN's "Ball in Your Court" fame) and Clifford Chance's Tony DeCerce couldn't resist a test drive of Apple Inc.'s new MacBook Air. From EDD Update, here.

LTNY 2008: CourtroomLive Launches Today

Posted on February 05, 2008
ALM (Legal Blog Watch's parent company) and Courtroom View Network, a legal video news organization, today announced the launch of CourtroomLive, a new service bringing exclusive live and on-demand video coverage of newsworthy and precedent-setting legal proceedings direct to professionals'...

LTNY 2008: West Podcast & LegalTech Blog

Posted on February 05, 2008
Thomson West offers its LegalTech blog here as well as a special podcast, featuring The Wall Street Journal's legal correspondent, Ashby Jones; Legal Blog Watch's own co-moderator Robert J. Ambrogi; and Law Technology News editor and author of The Common...

LTNY 2008: LegalTech's Press Room Goes Green

Posted on February 05, 2008
If you have ever been to the press room at a major conference, you know that many a tree gave its life to make it happen. Press rooms are normally stacked with news releases, media kits, product brochures and other...

LTNY 2008: Brief Me!

Posted on February 05, 2008
Law Technology News held vendor briefing sessions Monday, as LegalTech New York preparations went into high gear. Here's a mini "Facebook" so you can say hi to our team! Katie Montgomery, our new associate editor! News editor Claire Duffett (with...

LTNY 2008: Cuomo Speaks at Fios Party

Posted on February 05, 2008
Former N.Y. governor Mario Cuomo was the speaker at a jam-packed reception Monday night at New York City's Rainbow Room, sponsored by Fios Inc. His address primarily focused on the current politics of the presidential election, but he did raise...

Liveblogging LegalTech New York 2008 - Day One

Posted on February 05, 2008
It's that time of year again: LegalTech New York 2008. The New York Hilton is chock-a-block full of booths, vendors, consultants, technologists, speakers, journalists, bloggers, and... oh yeah, lawyers. Today through Thursday the Legal Blog Watch, in partnership with Law...

LTNY 2008: It's a Jungle Out There...

Posted on February 05, 2008
Monday was set-up day at LegalTech New York, and the fun was just beginning! Here are some photos by Russ Curtis (click to enlarge) of the gang from Attenex, Interwoven, Cisco, ARMA and Thomson.

LTNY 2008: Day One Is Nearly Done

Posted on February 05, 2008
The first day of LegalTech New York is winding down, culminating in tonight's Law Technology News Awards. Stay tuned for a recap of the event. Until then, here's a list of early reports from the show floor, mainly from vendor-bloggers:...

LTNY 2008: Syngence Launches SynthetixND

Posted on February 04, 2008
Syngence Corp., which offers e-discovery and content analytics products, has launched SynthetixND, its near-duplicate detection and management software, available through service bureaus and for use by law firms and corporate legal departments as a licensed application...

No More Junkets for Judges

Posted on February 04, 2008
Congress may soon have a chance to consider a salary increase for federal judges, with the Senate Judiciary Committee advancing a 29 percent pay raise last Thursday, the first substantial raise since 1991. Here's how the new salaries break down:...

What a $21,000 Award Against a Lawyer for Unsolicited Faxes Might Mean for Bloggers

Posted on February 04, 2008
Chances are, most lawyers paid little attention to this news story on a recent New York Appellate Division decision, Stern v. Bluestone, upholding a $21,000 award against an attorney who faxed unsolicited law reports on legal malpractice issues to other...

Get Ready for the LegalTech Show

Posted on February 04, 2008
LegalTech '08 opens tomorrow at the Hilton Hotel in NYC, so there's less than 24 hours to get ready. If you're a blogger who's planning on attending, and interested in blogging about the conference, be sure to visit Monica Bay's...

M&A Lawyers: Is It Time to Update Your Standard Forms?

Posted on February 04, 2008
Professor Steven Davidoff, who now blogs at New York Times DealBook dispenses some sound advice to M&A lawyers: take a second look at the standard provisions included in the agreements used to structure M&A transactions. Davidoff writes that with the...

Why Corporations Are Moving Into Second Life

Posted on February 04, 2008
We've reported on several law firms that have set up shop in the virtual world of Second Life, but now, many corporate counsel are venturing into these online communities as well, as discussed in this piece, "Why Should Corporate Counsel...

A Salmagundi of 'Selyaisms'

Posted on February 01, 2008
Those of us who practice within the federal courts' first judicial circuit have long had a crapulous craving for the tenebrous pearls of linguistic perlustration emanating over the years from the opinions of now-senior 1st Circuit Judge Bruce M. Selya...

Lawyer's Blog May Become 'Blook'

Posted on February 01, 2008
A "blook" is a blog that evolves into a book. Lawyer Nicole Mondschein is en route to a blook of her own, by way of her fictional blog, The Star Islanders, which The Miami Herald called "some of the most...

$5 to Consumers, $1M to the Lawyers

Posted on February 01, 2008
Shocked ... shocked they were when the violent, shoot-em-up video game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas was found in 2005 to contain a hidden minigame that simulated sexual intercourse. The minigame, accessible through what has come to be called the...

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