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Featured Listings
+	*Litera Corp.*
+	*Neota Logic*

Product Releases
+	*Catalyst* Releases Insight for General Availability
+	*BIA* Announces Upcoming Release of New Collection Features for TotalDiscovery.com
+	*OrcaReview* Expands Feature Set for e-Discovery Review on the Fly

White Papers
+	Budgeting for e-Discovery: Understanding Pricing Models for Cost Control and Transparency
+	The Case for Statistical Sampling in e-Discovery
+	2011 E-Discovery Case Law Analysis: Lessons Learned and Practical Tips for 2012

Webcasts
+	A Clean and De-Cluttered SharePoint Environment. How It Will Help You Stay Out of Trouble - 2/23/12 - 11:00 a.m. PT
+	e-Discovery Case Law Update – Winter/Spring 2012 - 2/28/12 - 1:00 p.m. ET
+	Social Media Ethics: Attorneys’ Affirmative Duty to Address Social Media Evidence - 3/01/12 - 10:00 a.m. PT

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Daily Commentary

Forensic Experts Identify Litigation Game-Changers

by Mark A. Romance

Every piece of litigation has a game changer: A lost witness suddenly found. A video depicting the scene of the accident. A "smoking gun" memo found on the eve of trial. Isolated events like those can mean the difference between success and failure. These days, discovery involving electronic information is often the focus of the case, leading to the game-changing event. Using a forensic computer expert from the beginning of the litigation can help identify the game changer early on, leading to an earlier, and more favorable, resolution. [MORE]

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LTN Magazine

Littler Mendelson's Weiner, McGuire on BigLaw E-Discovery

Recent Videos:

Judge David Waxse on Gaining Control of EDD Costs

DLA Piper's Browning Marean on E-Discovery Proportionality

Judge John Facciola on E-Discovery Training at a Crossroads

E-Discovery & Compliance

How Secure Are Law Firms' Computer Networks?

DOJ Lays Down the Law on Criminal E-Discovery Protocols

Litigation Support

Calif. Judges Balk at Putting Financial Disclosures Online

Integreon Announces On-Site Legal Resourcing Service

Practice Management

Office of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati in Palo Alto, Calif.

Tech Companies Help Fuel Double-Digit Gains for Wilson Sonsini

10 Steps to Minimize Cybercrime Exposure at Your Firm

Office Tech

U.S. Cybersecurity Efforts Trigger Privacy Concerns

Add Google+ to Your Law Firm as a Client Portal

Mobile Lawyer

LiveDeposition.com Releases Mobile Apps

iPad Apps to Boost Productivity at Your Law Practice

Research & Libraries

Law Librarians Push for the Uniform Electronic Legal Material Act

WestlawNext iPad App Adds New Collaboration Capabilities

Tech Law

Facebook Plaintiff Wants No Part of Class Representation

2nd Circuit Tests Boundaries of IP Theft and Acquits Programmer

Done Deals

Feb. 15, 2012: Product News Briefs

Bloomberg Law Signs Up DLA Piper

People

Facebook IPO Documents Show GC a Top Earner

IntApp Announces New Hires

Partnerships & Alliances

TrustPoint and Catalyst Team Up to Provide e-Discovery Services

AlphaLit Expander Pro Integrates Nuix Indexing, Collection Technology

Deals, People, Etc.

Feb. 15, 2012: Product News Briefs

Here are this week's latest legal tech industry developments, together in one convenient list. Included this week are news updates from AlphaLit, Bloomberg Law, Catalyst Repository Systems, Elijah, Instant Technologies, IntApp, and TrustPoint.

Bloomberg Law Signs Up DLA Piper

John K. Rabiej Leaves The Sedona Conference for Duke Law Center

AlphaLit Expander Pro Integrates Nuix Indexing, Collection Technology

From The Blogs

Apple Gatekeeper Moves Mac Into iOS's Walled Garden
Byte

It's been obvious for some time that the future of desktop security will include whitelisting of applications, meaning that you will be able to install only those applications from a pre-cleared list. The next version of OS X, aka Mountain Lion, will take Mac users there. [MORE]