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For too long, lawyers have relied on outside experts to handle e-discovery for us, instead of learning the technical skills needed to run the process ourselves. By learning a few basics, you can help minimize risk in your practice and save valuable time and money. Read More

Lawyers who “do” e-discovery tend to use a lot of hard-core terminology that is bewildering to the uninitiated. To help, CaseFleet has developed this e-discovery dictionary so you can break down some of the most forbidding e-discovery terms and see that the concepts they refer to are pretty straightforward. Read More

Litigators calculate deadlines all the time. Instead of pulling out a calendar and counting days manually to determine a deadline, use this free online deadline calculator. Read More

There are a lot of factors to consider when evaluating the potential benefits of a new legal tech investment. In this white paper, you'll learn how to look beyond Total Cost of Ownership and analyze if a new legal tech investment can help you win more cases. Read More

When medical malpractice and personal injury firm Webb & Taylor decided to expand by adding a second office, the first order of business was to centralize case information and streamline business processes to accommodate team members in multiple locations. Read More