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Former President of Liberia, Charles Taylor (back, center), awaits the verdict in the case brought against him by the Special Court for Sierra Leone (SCSL) in Leidschendam, near The Hague, Netherlands. The Court, which is based in Freetown but which held the trial in the Netherlands for security reasons, found Taylor guilty of planning, aiding and abetting war crimes and crimes against humanity during Sierra Leone?s 1991-2002 civil war.

Done Deals

Iris Data Services Picks Equivio for Email Threading, Near-Duplicates

by Michael Roach

Iris Data Services, a provider of electronic discovery and computer forensic services, announced its incorporation of Equivio's email threading and near-duplicate technologies.

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Partners, Allies, M&As

TrustPoint Merges With Excelerate Discovery, Adds OrcaTec Suite

by Michael Roach

Litigation support provider TrustPoint International is merging with attorney review firm Excelerate Discovery and adding OrcaTec'S Document Decision Suite to its e-discovery arsenal.

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People

Daegis Hires Jillson as E-Discovery President

by Evan Koblentz

Daegis has hired former AccessData and LexisNexis executive Deborah Jillson as president of its e-discovery division, the company announced Thursday.

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Recent News

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CLECenter.com Relaunches Website

Research & Libraries

The CLECenter.com website, an online provider of CLE programs, relaunched its website with new navigation and search facilities and an updated media player.

Former President of Liberia, Charles Taylor (back, center), awaits the verdict in the case brought against him by the Special Court for Sierra Leone (SCSL) in Leidschendam, near The Hague, Netherlands. The Court, which is based in Freetown but which held the trial in the Netherlands for security reasons, found Taylor guilty of planning, aiding and abetting war crimes and crimes against humanity during Sierra Leone?s 1991-2002 civil war.

U.N. Uses ZyLAB in 'Blood Diamonds' Trial and Other Vendor Updates

ZyLAB reports that its software helped a United Nations' war crimes tribunal prove its case against former Liberian president, Charles Taylor, who was accused of using "blood diamonds" to support rebel troops.

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Dell Delivers 12th Generation PowerEdge Servers

Office Tech

Dell has released its 12th generation of PowerEdge servers with better thermal design to cool modern data centers without chillers and improved Intel Xeon processors.

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Cyberthreat Cooperation Emerging Between U.S. Industry, Government

E-Discovery & Compliance

The natural gas pipeline sector has been targeted by cyber-intrusions, and reports have shown growing cooperation between industry and government agencies to combat these threats.

Christine Jones

Go Daddy GC Christine Jones Gets Going

People

Longtime Go Daddy general counsel Christine Jones announced via Twitter that it was "time for a new chapter" in her professional story. Go Daddy's deputy GC will step into Jones' position.

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Judge Peck Stays Defendant MSL Production in 'Da Silva Moore'

E-Discovery & Compliance

In a cryptic order Monday, Magistrate Judge Andrew Peck has issued a stay, halting defendant MSLGroup's ESI production in the high-profile and contentious litigation Monique Da Silva Moore v. Publicis Groupe & MSLGroup.

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Judicial Misunderstanding of Technology and Child Pornography

E-Discovery & Compliance

A recent New York Court of Appeals decision addressing child porn, People v. Kent, is based on a profound misunderstanding of how the internet works, writes Jonathan I. Ezor of the Touro Law Center.

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D.C. Circuit Won't Order Disclosure of Google Communications With NSA

Tech Law

A three-judge D.C. Circuit panel turned down a Freedom of Information Act request to disclose National Security Agency records about the 2010 cyber-attack on Google users in China.

Richard Climan, Weil, Gotshal & Manges partner

Climan Group Jumps to Weil Gotshal From Dewey & LeBoeuf

People

M&A lawyer Richard Climan says about a dozen people from Dewey & LeBoeuf are joining Weil Gotshal's Silicon Valley office. The team has handled big deals in the tech industry for high-profile clients.

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Olympus Releases New Recorders and Dictation Machines

Office Tech

Olympus announced Thursday the new DS-2500, a new portable recording device that packs in many features found in Olympus' professional dictation systems such as the new DS-3500 and DS-7000.

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