“60 Sites in 60 Minutes” – 2015 ABA TECHSHOW
In his capacity as the Chair of the 2015 ABA TECHSHOW Planning Board, Brett Burney was part of the closing panel at the 2015 ABA TECHSHOW on Saturday, April 18, 2015. Brett was joined on the panel by the Hon. Herbert Dixon, Dennis Kennedy, Debbie Foster, and Mark Unger.
A complete list of the 60 Sites can be found on the ABA TECHSHOW website (www.techshow.com).
Securing Your Mobile Device: Is It Too Much to Ask?
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 on Bloomberg BNA Big Law.
Product Review: @Legal Discovery CasePoint
The CasePoint platform uses HTML5 and delivers e-discovery technology with all-inclusive pricing states e-discovery consultant Brett Burney in his review of CasePoint.
I get to interact with a wide variety of e-discovery document review platforms in my line of work but CasePoint grabbed my attention when @Legal Discovery announced a complete move to HTML5. I had to know more. The bottom line is that CasePoint is one of the most approachable and powerful platforms that runs seamlessly on any computer or mobile device that you choose to use.
Read more at Legaltechnews.com
Ringtail 8.4 Balances Scalability and Accessibility
FTI Technology has updated two veteran technologies and weaved them into a competitive document review platform states e-discovery consultant Brett Burney in his review of Ringtail 8.4.
Read more at Legaltechnews.com
FTI Technology has also posted a PDF version of the review on their website.
A Hybrid Approach to Litigation Support – There’s no “easy button” in litigation support, but that hasn’t stopped lawyers and law firms from trying to find one. GalleryA Hybrid Approach to Litigation Support – There’s no “easy button” in litigation support, but that hasn’t stopped lawyers and law firms from trying to find one.
A Hybrid Approach to Litigation Support – There’s no “easy button” in litigation support, but that hasn’t stopped lawyers and law firms from trying to find one.
E-discovery consultant Brett Burney authored an article entitled “A Hybrid Approach to Litigation Support” for the June 2014 ILTA White Paper “Litigation and Practice Support: Discovery Solutions: Process, Products and Progress.”
The article explores how law firms can find a balance between using litigation support tools in-house and outsourcing appropriate tasks to outside vendors and service providers.
The big decision when considering a hybrid approach to litigation support is when to outsource work and when to keep work in-house.
You can read the full article here.
Rulebook App Can Replace Your Rule Books
Rulebook is a single iPad app that can supply court rules and a slew of other legal manuals, books and resources. Brett Burney review the Rulebook iPad app designed for lawyers and legal professionals.
Read more at Legaltechnews.com
Product Review: Summation 5 Pro
Summation 5 is not a simple upgrade to a legacy e-discovery application says e-discovery consultant Brett Burney in his review of Summation 5 Pro.
Read more at Legaltechnews.com
Review: LexisNexis Concordance Evolution
It’s been a little more than a year since LexisNexis parted ways with Applied Discovery, a high-end document review platform they acquired in 2003. Concordance Evolution capably fills the void, says consultant Brett Burney.
Read more on Legaltechnews.com
Brett Burney Reviews Logikcull on Law.com – Cloud-Based E-Discovery Document Review
Review: Logikcull Simplifies Review in E-Discovery – Brett Burney – Law.com
Electronic data discovery software has come a long way over the last three decades. In the late ’80s we stuffed servers and CD towers full of scanned images. In the late ’90s and early 2000s we saw the rise of high-end, high-priced hosted systems. Today, a new generation of e-discovery vendor is delivering cloud-based, software-as-a-service (SaaS) offerings that are lean, low-cost and user-friendly.
One of the newcomers in this growing arena is Logikcull. Just released from beta, I found a few tiny bugs that still needed to be squished, but Logikcull is focused on bringing e-discovery software to the masses. If you can search Google and navigate Facebook, you can review your documents in Logikcull. All you need is a web browser. …Read the full article on Law.com…
Exterro Webcast: “Advances in E-Discovery Project Management”
Brett Burney will be participating in a webcast sponsored by Exterro entitled “Advances in E-Discovery Project Management” on Tuesday, March 19 at 1:00pm EST / 10:00am PST.
Details are posted on the E-Discovery Beat Blog from Exterro and you can also click the registration link.