In This Issue: October 2008 / Cover Story

Hard Choices

Without a doubt, cost containment is the top concern of general counsel and law firms alike when dealing with electronic data discovery.

Editor's Note

No Sale!

Findlaw is busted for selling links to hike Google ratings.

EDD SHOWCASE: Look Before You Leap

Criteria to consider before you sign an offshore outsourcing contract.

Too Little, Too Late?

Trying to get price quotes for a small job can be a very frustrating task.

Firm or Corporate?

Career options for trial staff soar, choose carefully.

The Smoking Text

Text messaging presents challenges to corporations

The Lure of India

With lawyers earning less than $10,000 a year, the costs savings for e-discovery are hard to resist.

One Vendor's Experience

John Treddenick, a former member of LTN's Editorial Advisory Board explains how his company, Catalyst Repository Systems, outsources work overseas.

Rule 502 Cuts Costs

New federal rule will go into effect Dec. 1, 2008.

DISASTER RECOVERY: Just a Power Outage

Katrina's lessons helped everyone brace for Gustav.

FINANCE: Going Global

Tips to help your firm automate international e-billing.

GREEN LAW: Green Yields Green

In challenging economic times, green policies can save significant money.

Up Close: Faun Fenderson

WEB WATCH: 10 Essential Podcasts

Podcasting remains alive and well, despite some failures.

IT @ LOEB & LOEB: Just Bill Me

No need to panic when a client wants to be billed electronically.

TEST DRIVE: I Do Windows, Not Lines

Why I'm not trading in my BlackBerry for an iPhone ... at least not yet.

BALL IN YOUR COURT: Car 54, Where Are You?

Cell phones with GPS that can locate you anywhere are wonderful ... and evidence.