Brett Burney was the featured guest on the Law Entrepreneur podcast hosted by Neil Tyra. Brett and Neil had an excellent discussion on the “Ethical Use of Mobile Devices” for lawyers and legal professionals. The podcast explores why lawyers must use a passcode or password on their mobile devices, how to perform data backups, and [...]
The Ohio Association for Justice has posted its two-part podcast interview with Brett Burney about how to use an iPad in a legal practice. The Civilly Speaking podcast is hosted by Sean Harris of the law firm Kitrick, Lewis & Harris Co., L.P.A and is the monthly podcast of the Ohio Association for Justice. In [...]
Brett Burney was a featured panelist for Law Technology Today’s Roundtable, “The Best Apps for Productivity.” Law Technology Today has released its digital roundtable, “The Best Apps for Productivity.” In order to help its readers winnow the overwhelming number of available apps, Law Technology Today asked the board members of the ABA’s Legal Technology Resource [...]
A new effort to inform busy litigators, TechnoLawyer recently released a 2-part “Micro-Symposium" on litigation best practices for their free LitigationWorld newsletter. Leading e-discovery experts were commissioned to respond—in less than 150 words—to the question, “What best practice and/or technology do many litigators not currently use that would help them achieve better results for clients?” Notable [...]
Brett Burney is quoted in an article for Legaltechnews.com entitled "Pursuing Legal Cloud Computing Security Standards: Legal Market Reactions" that appeared on March 24, 2016. The article was authored by Marriott Murdock, Marketing Director for NetDocuments. Brett Burney: Most cloud computing services today are developed for the general consumer market. Every user certainly has a [...]
Brett Burney was interviewed for a blog post entitled "Lawyers and iPads: What Will Law Firms Do Differently in 5 Years Thanks to Going Mobile?" that appeared on the Relativity Blog on July 24, 2105. kCura is one of the few e-discovery vendors that offers a companion iPad app (Relativity Binders) for their document review [...]
E-discovery consultant Brett Burney is interviewed for a story for the ABA Journal online entitled "Low-cost e-discovery services target small firms, simpler cases" (entitled "eDiscovery on a Dime" in the June 2015 printed ABA Journal magazine). The article features Brett Burney discussing some of the tools and services available for smaller firms and smaller cases [...]
Brett Burney briefly discusses the state of cloud-based SaaS platforms for e-discovery: The biggest advantage of SaaS e-discovery tools is that they’re so easy to use. If you can upload a picture to Facebook, you can upload a .PST file to these services. Files are processed on the backend and presented to reviewers so they [...]
Brett Burney comments on the state of mobile security in law practices today. Burney recommends a number of measures to secure a mobile device, including using a passcode, backing up files to the web, using a service to locate lost devices, and, if a firm can afford it, utilizing mobile device management software. Read more [...]
I am grateful to Encore Discovery Solutions for inviting me to present a Webinar entitled “eDiscovery Project Management” on June 11, 2010. The archived recording is now available on their site by clicking here and providing some basic contact information. The recording comes in right at an hour (I did a good job of watching the time). If you’re interested in this topic, [...]
