Posts on legal tech, litigation, & eDiscovery

Social media is often treasure trove of useful evidence in legal cases, but best practices for requesting and producing it are poorly understood.

General audience software, such as Excel, MS Access, and AirTable, can be used to track case facts, but what you save in dollars you can spend in headaches.

Love it or hate it, MS Word is the standard for word processing. Up your game with these Word pro tips for lawyers.

Converting native format documents to TIFF format in e-discovery is a barbaric practice that should be banned.

Few things are as frustrating about running a law firm as dealing with unpaid fees. These best practices will help you get what you're owed.

Legal project management is one of the most important things an attorney does. This tips will help you do it better.

Learn how Total case organization and total cost of ownership work together to help law firms make wise technology investments.

Total case organization is a method of preparing cases that links facts, evidence, legal issues, and witnesses in a way that helps to secure victory.

Good settlements don't just happen -- attorneys must be prepared. Here are some tips for getting a favorable outcome when negotiating during litigation.

Best practices for how to respond to both negative and positive feedback of your law firm online.