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EDiscovery, Digital Forensics, Legal Technology, EDRM, Records Management, ESI

Virtual LegalTech Twitter only contest!

We are having a Twitter only contest for Virtual LegalTech.  If you will be attending the online tradeshow today, stop by our booth and say "I'm [your Twitter name] from Twitter.  Just stopping by to say Hi!"  You may post this via the group chat in our booth or by contacting one of the individual staff members in the booth via private chat.  That's all you have to do.  We'll hold a drawing from the Twitter folks tomorrow morning and notify the winner via their Twitter name.

You may also obtain additional entries if you refer others to our booth.  To do so, refer someone our way and have them post "I'm [their Twitter name] from Twitter, [your Twitter name] told me to stop by and say Hi!"  That's it!  The prize is a mystery bag of goodies which you're sure to love.


Happy St. Patrick's Day!

May the Luck o'the Irish be with you today!

 


Attendance in Virtual LegalTech is FREE: Register today!

ALM’s Virtual LegalTech is kicking off another full day of live webcasts and complimentary CLE seminars featuring legal industry experts this Thursday, March 18th. Panel discussions will focus on E-Discovery, FRCP Changes, Search and Social Media. This event’s virtual exhibit hall will be featuring presentations and demonstrations from 19 vendors, including eMag Solutions. Learn about the latest developments in legal technology, meet leaders in the field and network with colleagues in a fully interactive environment.

Visit the eMag Solutions booth to learn more about our International On-site eDiscovery capabilities and data management services & solutions, chat with eMag representatives and enter to win one of our fantastic prizes!

For a complete conference agenda and to register, head on over to the Virtual LegalTech website.


2010 Federal Rules of Evidence

The new Federal Rules of Evidence 2010 are available online in pdf form via the Federal Evidence Review website.  To access the rules directly, click here.


Legal Tech NY 2010

**** eMag Survey ****

Have the recent changes to Federal Rule of Evidence 502 altered the way you approach legal discovery and to what extent?

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