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Is a Virtual Assistant Right for You?

Details: Written by Tami Kamin Meyer

"Virtual assistants are hot whether you are a solo practitioner or work in a major law firm," says Chere Estrin, president and founder of The Organization of Legal Professionals. Moreover, she adds, the more tech-savvy the attorney, the easier it is to work with a virtual assistant, also known as a VA.

Lack of Awareness of Data Retention Rules Complicating Discovery

Details: Written by Dan Sabbatino

Employees’ lack of awareness, or guidelines, with respect to data retention policies could be potentially costly and damaging to U.S. companies, according to information from a Harris Poll sponsored by kCura.

Future of Internet Privacy Uncertain in Wake of S.J Res. 34

Details: Written by Dan Sabbatino

A newly enacted law that rolls back FCC internet privacy rules has set off a flurry of speculation regarding its implications for web surfers.

Casetext Nabs $12M in Series B to Support AI Digital Assistant

Details: Written by PLP News

Lawyers from Palo Alto-based Casetext pulled in an additional $12 million in investments for their company, which created a digital assistant that uses “artificial intelligence and natural language queries” to improve case law search efficiency. So reports the Silicon Valley Business Journal.

New e-Discovery Book Aims at Simplicity, Ethical Responsibility

Details: Written by Dan Sabbatino

Author and attorney Ralph Losey estimates he’s written nearly 2 million words about the increasingly popular practice of e-Discovery.

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Lack of Awareness of Data Retention Rules Complicating Discovery

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