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Federal Cloud Report Advises Legal Holds, Preservation Standards
Businesses and government agencies should ensure their cloud suppliers have clear policies to apply litigation holds and preserve data, U.S. government officials said in a report Friday.
ALM Releases Smart Litigator Pennsylvania
ALM, a legal news and business information provider, announced on Thursday the release of Smart Litigator Pennsylvania, a legal research tool designed to help Pennsylvania litigators prepare for trial.
ALM's CLECenter.com to Include ABA Programs
ALM's CLECenter.com is partnering with the American Bar Association to "host on-demand access to some of the ABA's CLE-eligible programs," according to a press release announcement Wednesday.
CLECenter.com Relaunches Website
The CLECenter.com website, an online provider of CLE programs, relaunched its website with new navigation and search facilities and an updated media player.
Encyclopaedia Britannica GC on Knowledge Going Digital
When William Bowe, the general counsel of Encyclopaedia Britannica, needs to look something up, these days he's more likely to use a mobile app than a shelf-filling encyclopedia.
New Database Computes the Real Cost of Law School
Law School Transparency has unveiled a comprehensive database detailing a broad range of information designed to guide prospective law students about what they might be getting into.
Program Would Bring E-Filing to Criminal, Family Court
New York Chief Administrative Judge A. Gail Prudenti has proposed legislation authorizing a three-year pilot program for e-filing in criminal and family courts in the state.
Calif. Lawmakers Request Autopsy on Court's Failed Computer Project
A California Senate subcommittee has asked judicial branch leaders to compile a report "on what went so wrong" with development of the now-defunct Court Case Management System.
Lexis Debuts E-Book Software for Law Libraries
Legal research giant LexisNexis now has an e-book library application for law firms, based on a partnership with digital content distributor OverDrive, officials said Monday.
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