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Introducing eDiscovery@Work, an online, interactive series designed specifically for the experienced Legal Professional. Finally, eDiscovery courses for legal professionals that are in-depth, step-by-step, and carefully designed to give you the most up-to-date and latest information. The OLP is pleased to announce its strategic alliance with The Center for Advanced Legal Studies to develop three eight-week

Benefits There can be little question in today’s world that a thoughtful, well-designed document retention policy is a must for every corporation. Yet many have failed to take this important step to protect their companies. Many more have failed to effectively implement their document retention policies after they have been adopted. The cost of these

Length: 96 minutes Product ID: 383833EAU  Special Offer OnDemand Webinar: $199.00 $179.10 Benefits Electronic discovery has fundamentally altered both the corporate and legal worlds. The discovery and production of electronic records is now expected by litigants and courts alike. Attend this OnDemand webinar and learn how to determine what is ‘electronically stored information’ and proven

Nov 11, 2009 10:45 CET The Organization of Legal Professionals (the “OLP”) has named Joseph Thorpe a charter member of the Board of Governors. The Board consists of a highly distinguished panel of 26 members from throughout the United States and Great Britain. The Board includes a widely praised Michigan appellate Judge, several law school

The litigation document review process is demanding enough when the files being reviewed involve electronically stored information (ESI). When international parties are involved, foreign language documents may be added to the mix. For many litigation case teams, the first impulse is to begin their document review either by hiring translators or by using machine language

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) November 25, 2009– ILS (International Litigation Services, Inc.) announced today that it has selected Mark Shipow Esq. to direct its International Parties Litigation Services Group Mr. Shipow as a practicing attorney had emphasized representing and litigating against international parties in a wide variety of litigation, arbitration and mediation matters. He has

IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY, in which it is increasingly common to have disputes between individuals and companies from around the world, interpreting from a foreign language into English requires significant attention. It is not enough simply to hire an interpreter on someone’s recommendation and then let the interpreter take it from there. On the contrary,

By Joe Thorpe & Diane Barry Esq. Are Rising Discovery Costs Inevitable? Most corporations long ago resigned themselves to the fact that litigation is just another part of the cost of doing business. Fortunately, given the current state of the economy, many corporations are re-examining this “fact.” Across the corporation, departmental budgets are being reconsidered