Posts on legal tech, litigation, & eDiscovery

Litigation Management
April 5, 2016

Legal Discovery: 3 Ways To Get What You Want

Use the discovery process to your advantage and get the best results for your clients. Follow our guide to getting what you want in e-discovery

Law Office Technology
April 5, 2016

The Use Of Cloud Computing In Law Firms

Learn about cloud computing and how it is a great option for obtaining highly secure law office software.

eDiscovery
April 5, 2016

Talking eDiscovery and Law Technology with Craig Ball Pt. 1

Casefleet's founder Jeff Kerr interviews Craig Ball about eDiscovery, legal tech, the state of the legal profession, and more. Part 1 of the interview.

eDiscovery
April 5, 2016

E-Discovery Terms: A Dictionary of ESI Terminology

If you're searching for the definition of native files, metadata, TIFFs, custodians, forms of production, or any other common eDiscovery lingo, look no further!

Business of Law
April 5, 2016

Online Marketing for Lawyers: How To Capitalize On Digital Media

Are you effectively marketing your firm? In part 1 of a 4-part series, learn to build the best website to market your law firm.

Business of Law
April 5, 2016

Online Marketing for Lawyers: Part 2

Are you effectively marketing your law office? In part 2 of a 4-part series, learn how to best utilize paid advertising.

Business of Law
April 5, 2016

Online Marketing For Lawyers Part 3

Are you effectively marketing your law firm online? In Part 3 of a 4-part series, learn how to best use Social Media for your practice.

eDiscovery
April 5, 2016

Save Money With DIY eDiscovery

Become familiar with specific tools to take charge of eDiscovery and save yourself money while getting a better outcome for your client.

Law Office Technology
April 5, 2016

Law Office Technology Software: Essentials For Your Legal Firm

Is your law office using the best tools? We cover the basic essentials for the most efficient and secure law office software.

eDiscovery
April 5, 2016

Why Native Files Are Important In eDiscovery

Are you getting all the data you should be in eDiscovery? If you aren't asking for native files, you are missing out on a great deal of information.