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Coming September 5, 2008 to Fat Friday: Ay Uaxe shares his insights on the single most important ingredient for a successful legal career, Scott J. Sachs discusses his encounters with opposing counsel clueless about electronic discovery, Gregory Harper shares his experiences with Dell laptops, Tom

Another e-discovery acquisition.  Access Litigation, a DC-based litigation support and e-discovery provider plus developer of NatiView Analytics, has been acquired by Edmond Scientific Company. I could not find press releases on either company’s web sites but the Washington Business Journal reports this in Edmond Scientific buys Access Litigation (29 August 2008).

On Friday, the Wall Street Journal ran a long story on e-discovery. It highlights some of the current issues but also, in my opinion, oversimplifies them.  Tech Firms Pitch Tools For Sifting Legal Records (22 August 2008) by Justin Scheck opens with a provocative statement: “A growing number of tech

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The loss of a loved one triggers many emotional and complicated decisions - among them, how to effectively handle estate matters. Family members are typically anxious about the process and eager to complete it quickly and efficiently.

Today's issue of TechnoLawyer NewsWire covers a culling solution for electronic discovery documents (see article below), a network-ready multifunction inkjet printer, and an online service in which your clients can store their estate planning documents and you can earn referral revenue.

AmLaw 100 law firm Dorsey & Whitney last week announced LegalMine, an integrated e-discovery service at a fixed price per document.  LegalMine is “a powerful tool to review huge quantities of documents – efficiently, thoroughly and accurately.” According to the FAQ page of LegalMine: “Dorsey is

Coming August 12, 2008 to TechnoFeature: Electronically stored information deemed "not reasonably accessible" has become a tricky issue in litigation. Courts do not require its production if a party can prove it would require excessive time and money.

This is just super bad ass. A lawsuit, and the trial of a case, is a lot like a battle. The resources, experience, and strength of the attorneys are crucial. The outcome of a lawsuit over a catastrophic or serious injury will affect the rest of the client's life. Often, it's the little things that make big differences.

E-discovery is hot. As well it should be with the explosion in data volume and relatively swift (for the legal market) transition from paper to digital data. A just-released salary survey of law firm EDD and litigation support staff puts some parameters on the market demand.  The Cowen Group is a