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In 2013 more than 40 firms in the Phoenix Valley’s legal community joined forces to donate 92,267 meals to hungry Arizonans during the 1st Annual Object to Hunger Food Drive to benefit St. Mary’s Food Bank. Your firm is invited to participate in Object to Hunger 2014, Sept. 8 – 26! Want more information? Contact Karen…
Read MoreIs This the End for Email?
By Mike Frazier | Director, Information Governance, TERIS I attended a conference recently at which a panel of experts was asked to give predictions for information governance in the year 2020. Many of their responses were thought-provoking and they left me with more questions than answers related to the “internet of things” and controlling data…
Read MoreBest Austin Restaurants For Lawyers – Part 2
Carillon A bit of an undiscovered gem for locals, the Carillon is a favorite for laywers and businessmen. Located inside the UT business school building, Carillon nevertheless manages to avoid the dullness of a typical hotel dining room. The food is good without getting too extravagant, and the wine list is more than respectable. Overall,…
Read MoreBest Austin Restaurants For Lawyers – Part 1
In a city that’s known for its wide range of excellent eateries yet is also notoriously swamped with college kids looking for the latest live music scene, where’s the best place to hold a business dinner in Austin with colleagues or clients? Eddie V’s With two locations (one right downtown, the other off Arboretum), Eddie…
Read MoreBest Phoenix Restaurants For Lawyers – Part 2
Avanti A Valley tradition since 1974, Avanti is hailed by many as the most authentic Italian restaurant in town. The warm, sophisticated atmosphere invokes a bit of culinary nostalgia and transports diners to a time when dine was fine dining. The menu features Italian staples such as osso buco and veal Milanese. The wine list…
Read MoreBest Phoenix Restaurants For Lawyers – Part 1
Whether it’s for a power lunch or a business dinner, lawyers in the Phoenix area have a multitude of restaurant options. Here are the top 10 places to consider in the Valley of the Sun. Durant’s Considered a flagship restaurant in Phoenix, this iconic steakhouse has been around for over 60 years for good reason.…
Read MoreeDiscovery Processes – Part 1
As people rely more consistently on computers and digital devices for communicating and storing information, Electronic Discovery (eDiscovery) assumes greater importance for legal proceedings. In this context, eDiscovery is the specifically electronic process of isolating, classifying, and generating for litigation electronically formatted data (EFD). Its proliferation reflects the increasingly plugged-in world of enterprise, social media, email and…
Read More10 Best Houston Restaurants For Lawyers – Part 2
Continuing our list of some of the best places for lawyers to dine in Houston. Brennan’s of Houston Self-billed as “Fine Creole Dining,” Brennan’s of Houston combines Creole and Southwest cuisine in dishes like the Gulf Coast Seafood Gumbo. The smoky, spicy palette is complemented by the crisp, bright décor; Brennan’s also has several private…
Read More10 Best Houston Restaurants For Lawyers – Part 1
In a city that strikes the seemingly impossible balance between cowboy and urban, here are 10 restaurants that provide just a sampling of the excellent dining options available for lawyers in Houston. Haven Named one of the top 10 “power lunch” restaurants in the nation by Worth magazine, Haven is known for its creative yet…
Read MoreAppropriate Ethical Behavior for Practitioners of Digital Forensics – Part 2
Conflict of Interest Under no circumstances should the forensic expert have any kind of emotional investment or monetary reward dependent upon either the outcome of the case, or the impact of their testimony of that outcome. Thus, if fees are involved — where the digital expert is paid for providing a forensic analysis of the…
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