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…database. This essay by Genie Tyburski, may make the point for those who haven’t gotten it so far: To Catch a Thief Excerpt from To Catch a Thief:…

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…sports the way people who love sports hate common sense.”… But I was a mama’s boy, and Mom loved sports. She took me to the Little League tryouts, played catch…

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…Dwayne and catch just the hint of a headshake, just the most minuscule, almost undetectable signal I had screwed up. At that point, I would clear my throat, announce that…

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If you saw and were intrigued by Robert Ambrogi’s article in the OSB Bulletin (January 2010): New and Gnarly: Will Lawyers Catch Google’s Wave? , you might want to…

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…lives). From the Ralph Losey E-Discovery Team blog: Court Catches On To Feigned Attorney Cooperation and Client Pays the Consequences Excerpt: “…In case you are not familiar with the great…

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…landmark Fugitive Slave Act online. “Authoritative” was the catch. The money remained untouched. Panelists declared that finding accurate text of a law—on government websites, LexisNexis, Westlaw—is almost impossible. The recession…

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