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Ouch! Missing e-mails get company socked with big fine Tuesday, July 28th, 2009
While navigating the electronic discovery rules put into effect in 2006 can still be murky, one thing is clear: Failing to adequately comply with discovery requests is a costly mistake. Take this recent lawsuit: In 2007, Dell was sued over an alleged misappropriation of funds related to a surveillance camera system developed for the city of New Orleans. The suit claimed Dell was part of a conspiracy to fraudulently sell the system
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Ouch! Missing e-mails get company socked with big fine
Author : Mike Trudel It wasn’t long ago when safety belts were a new innovation in automotive technology Simply understanding that restraining individuals in their vehicles during a crash could assist in saving their lives was a major discovery Today, new breakthroughs are being made in automotive technology Now there’s everything from airbags to pre-crash mitigation systems, and some of these systems require little if any effort on the part of passengers or drivers to function Side curt
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Beyond Seat Belt Safety Meet The Next Generation of Vehicle Safety
rtist: Paul Van Dyk & Paavo Jarvi Title: Music Discovery Project 2009 Relise date: 13/02/09 Source: Web Format: FLV Resolution: 500:300 Audio quality: stereo 1411 kbps Lenght: 58:51 Size: ~380 MB Paul van Dyk aka PvD, will debut in the realm of classical music on a special night in Frankfurt/Germany. Mark your calendars for February 13 when the “MUSIC DISCOVERY PROJECT 2009: DJ Legend Meets Star Conductor” takes place at Frankfurt?s Jahrhunderthalle. YOU FM convinced Paul van Dyk to coll
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The report by Lord Justice Jackson into litigation costs in the UK, published last month, is seen as a major factor in influencing electronic discovery in the UK, with Chapter 40 dedicated to Electronic Discovery.It may well be as critical as commentors suggest, but that does not mean it’s going to be influencing the industry in the correct way.In Paragraph 5, Chapter 40 (Volume2) of the report, Lord Jackson states that:5.10 Format of disclosure. Parties sometimes make disclosure in a format whi
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Electronic Discovery: Lord Jackson Report
Posted on July 27, 2009 – 3:18 pm | by oilandgaspress.com OPEC says Nigeria has lost its spot as Africa’s top oil producer. Nigeria’s oil minister blames militants who have increased attacks on oil facilities in the Niger Delta. The oil cartel’s July report says Nigeria’s production dropped 2.46 percent in June to 1.746 million barrels per day.
“Full Spectrum Dominance: Totalitarian Democracy in the New World Order” Part II by Stephen Lendman Monday, July 27th, 2009Dandelion Saladby Stephen Lendman Global Research, July 27, 2009A Review of F. William Engdahl’s BookFor over 30 years, F. William Engdahl has been a leading researcher, economist, and analyst of the New World Order with extensive writing to his credit on energy, politics, and economics
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“Full Spectrum Dominance: Totalitarian Democracy in the New World Order” Part II by Stephen Lendman
Scientists at Penn State University, in collaboration with institutes in the US, Finland, Germany and the UK, have figured out the long-sought structure of a layer of C60 – carbon buckyballs – on a silver surface. The results in Physical Review Letters and Physics could help in the design of carbon nanostructure-based electronics. Ever since the 1985 discovery of C60, this molecule, with its perfect geodesic dome shape has fascinated scientists, physicists, and chemists alike
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Low-Energy Electron Diffraction – Buckyballs On A Silver Platter
While the meeting actually started last evening with the opening reception at the Library of Congress, today the programs,committee & SIS meetings, and exhibits start or have already started. I’m exhibiting this year which will be new for me – if you are here at the conference, stop by and say hello. I also exhibited at the SLA meeting and found that I couldn’t make it to very many programs. I’m hoping to get to a few here. There are so many to choose from. Today’s programs that caught my e
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AALL 2009 Annual Meeting
The practice of law firms marking up the cost of contract lawyers has been around for ages. See some of our previous posts about the subject: a great analysis by Carolyn Elefant by clicking here and further analysis by clicking here . This week there was an article rocketing around the internet which was written by Cardozo Law Professor Lester Brickman and published in this week’s Forbes magazine. We posted it on The Posse List Twitter account (we post items of interest to the Posse List community several times a day and you can see our feed in the right-hand column or click here ). You can access the Brickman article by clicking here . He summarizes the litigation process and then the use of contract attorneys in the e-discovery process and states: “As part of this process, each document is coded as to document type, author, recipients, date, subject and other bibliographical data and put into a searchable data base. The coding is largely done electronically by data processors or paralegals

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The Marking Up of Contract Lawyer Costs
Guest blogger: Gabriel Yiu , former BC NDP candidate for Vancouver Fraserview To clearly stand out a guest blogger entry, all such headlines will begin with [GB]. After the election, the BC Liberal government has been facing issue after issue that question their integrity. Whether on the questions of BC’s deficit, the economic and unemployment situation, public safety or health care cuts, the facts are quite different from what Gordon Campbell said during the provincial electi
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[GB] BC’s Biggest Political Scandal (Gabriel Yiu)
American Sheep Industry Association; 9785 Maroon Circle, Suite 360; Englewood, CO 80112-2692Phone: (303) 771-3500 Fax: (303) 771-8200 Writer/Editor: Judy Malone E-mail:judym@sheepusa.orgWeb sites:http://www.sheepusa.org and http://www.sheepindustrynews.org ASI Weekly Activities: Wool Tour and 2009 Educational Seminar Attendance at Colorado Wool Growers MeetingJuly Sheep Numbers ReleasedThe U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service released its mid-year sheep inven
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Recent Tweets from the BARN
In the Joel Tenenbaum case, Judge Nancy Gertner has issued orders granting plaintiffs’ motion to exclude Felix Oberholzer-Gee as a defense expert , and making clear that the labels may pursue claims for infringement on the 30 works they identified to the defense back in October 2008: Judge Nancy Gertner: Electronic ORDER entered granting [896] Motion in Limine with respect to Felix Oberholzer-Gee, who has been proposed as an expert only days before trial without any expert report offered wha
The royal commission of deception Friday, July 24th, 2009COMMENT Prime Minister Najib Razak has finally announced the setting up of a royal commission of inquiry (RCI) to assuage the nation’s anger over the tragic death of Teoh Beng Hock at the hands of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC). But what a let down, and what a deception!Instead of probing his death, the Commission is asked to look into the interrogation methods of the MACC. The absurdity of this move is akin to a school boy caned to death in a school, and the public inquiry is o
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The royal commission of deception
Globalization and the growing mountain of Electronically Stored Information (“ESI”) inevitably will lead to an increase in discovery requests for ESI located abroad. Companies are meeting the challenge of globalization by creating networks of electronic data that allow for employees around the world to connect to the same set of data wherever it is located.
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Globalization and the growing mountain of Electronically Stored Information
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Litigation Support Specialist A boutique litigation firm is seeking an experienced Litigation Support Specialist in their Raleigh, North Carolina office. Duties include:Maintain document databases and assist in electronic discovery. Continued here: Litigation Support Specialist – Raleigh/Durham, NC US Technorati Tags: best-practices , boutique-litigation , document-databases , electronic-discovery , Legal Services , litigation , north , north-carolina , raleigh , support
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Litigation Support Specialist – Raleigh/Durham, NC US
Last month on both Saturday 6/13 and Sunday 6/14, I attended the 2009 One God Seminars put on by the ACD (Association for Christian Development). This was the first such conference I went to in person though I’ve read a lot about previous years conferences from this site (Sean has attended many), Anthony Buzzard’s Restoration Fellowship website & monthly newsletter ( Focus on the Kingdom ), and even the ACD Seminar organizer – Ken Westby’s website: www.godward.org . I’ve always wanted to
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2009 One God Seminars – a review
I’m sure many of you within the legal community have heard the story on discrimination claims against the New York City entry-level firefighter exam. Today, we have a very insightful and in-depth post by Brian Molinari on EpsteinBeckerGreen’s new Prima Face Law Blog on the story. A must-read for sure. Sotomayor Testifies Regarding Eminent Domain – Philadelphia lawyer David Snyder of Fox Rothschild on the firm’s Eminent Domain Blog Finding the Requested Information Relevant and De
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LexBlog Law Network Roundup – 7/23/09
I received a call yesterday from an attorney with the law firm Jones, Day–the mega-law firm that represents Experian, one of the big three credit bureaus. It now appears that aside from their ongoing dirty battle with LifeLock, they have now decided to come after me and drag me into their multi-million dollar lawsuit -without cause or justification. Much like many consumers and advocates I have been critical of Experian’s many not-so-free credit report commercials , credit monitoring serv
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Experian wants my email –and I want to be left alone.
July 23rd, 2009SophieLeave a commentGo to comments Vos Iz Neias (Yiddish: What’s News?) New York – Report of Positive Remarks By Economist That Triggerd Stock Rally, Says Not True Postville, IA – Prosecutors Filed New Charges Against Rubashkin Indonesia – Bombings Strike Marriott and Ritz-Carlton in Jakarta Ulster Heights, NY – Building Dept. Praises Yeshiva For Doing Everything by The Book Jerusalem – Peres Aide Meets with Eda HaChredit Representative Buffalo, NY – Report: Jewish Doctor I
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Vos Iz Neias (Yiddish: What’s News?)-More Postville Charges-Charedi Riots-Meah She’arim Not Mentally Ill
by Dan Krahn, Senior Manager, Professional Services, Fios, Inc.True or False: Electronic discovery is a business reality, and the challenges associated with it require a significant investment in technology. Okay, so maybe that was a trick question. True or false, software vendors have quickly filled the void with a broad spectrum of solutions that promise to manage (and to some extent automate) the processes associated with e-Discovery. For those of you working as inside counsel, the landscap
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Before investing in that technology…
BLOOMINGTON, Ind., July 23, 2009 — AuthorHouse , the leading provider of self-publishing and marketing services for authors around the globe, has introduced its new black-and-white publishing packages. These enhanced options make the book publishing experience more flexible for authors than ever before. The new Foundation paperback publishing package is a basic package for those looking for a cost-effective way to get their voice in print
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AuthorHouse Introduces New Paperback and Hardback Publishing Packages
The terms virtual library, digital library, electronic library, and online library are much used but vaguely defined (See also, hybrid library ). In this post, I will explore the concept, definition, and user of virtual libraries, and argue that there are three core secrets to the success of virtual libraries. Though I prefer the term digital library, I will use virtual library as a synonym for all the terms listed above, in part because it communicates my conclusion better, and because it
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y y MetatOgger is a free, powerful program for tagging and renaming MP3s and other audio files. It offers the functions you would expect from a tag editor (e.g. mass renaming, tags from filenames or path, scripts to perform editing functions) as well as a few that are not so common, such as “acoustic fingerprinting” of unknown songs using the MusicBrainz database, built in album art search, importing lyrics from lyricwiki.org into your audio tags, and the ability to downl
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MetatOgger: Audio Tagger with acoustic fingerprinting and other powerful options
Having taught the AIIM ERM (Electronic Records Management) , ECM (Enterprise Content Management) and EMM (Email Management) courses around the world, the topic of whether department managers and users should be notified before records are destroyed within an ERM environment, has only come up once. It led to an interesting discussion! For other people, I wonder if this issue has not come to our attention, yet, or if we assume we will just carry on with the long sta
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Records Destruction: Notification Required?
It seems everyone is going green these days and more and more corporate transactions and correspondence are being sent via email, text, and yes, social networking sites. The days of corporate paper trails are gone (I guess the boys at Enron would be happy about that!). However, that does not free corporate responsibility for records maintenance.Companies, large or small, are best served when they can support their position from the smallest contract to the largest policy infraction, such as a
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Westchester attorney Lisa Fantino offers ideas for corporate electronic records management
DJ Times Magazine, The Groove Cruise and WebCeleb.com count-down to final weeks in open DJ competition Now in its 21st year of print publication, the leading authority on professional DJs, DJ Times Magazine (Testa Communications), teams with award-winning travel agency, Whet Travel , and talent discovery site for musicians, WebCeleb.com , to host an open DJ competition for amateur and semi-pro DJs seeking the first step in a career as a professional DJ. From now until voting ends on Aug
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The Groove Cruise – DJ Competition
