As I was reading this article Legal Technology – Coming to Terms on Mining Metadata, I couldn’t believe that courts would consider barring opposing counsel from searching metadata within a document that they have been sent, either outside of the discovery process or inside the discovery process. Seems like too fine of a line for [...]
Archive for November, 2008
New Problem, Old Paradigm
Posted in Electronic data in the law on November 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Using Simple Language
Posted in Electronic data in the law on November 21, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Our creative and technology expertise are driven by the idea that simpler is better. Jargon is toxic and is purposely designed to create communications barriers. In fact, that’s the whole point of jargon. Here’s a good article from the ABA Journal (which I’m becoming a follower of) on litigating without jargon. An excerpt,
“The difficulty with [...]
