« A Case Study in Crisis PR |
Main
| Was Troll Tracker a Journalist? »
Two Podcasts: Am Law 100 and E-Discovery
The Am Law 100 is out, The American Lawyer magazine's annual ranking of the nation's highest-grossing law
firms. All tolled, they brought in a record $64.5 billion and marked their best five-year run ever. So what do the numbers mean and what can they tell us about the future economic health of the legal industry? This week on the legal-affairs podcast Lawyer2Lawyer, we discuss the survey with two guests who are well-acquainted with its findings: Aric Press, the magazine's editor-in-chief, and Bruce MacEwen, consultant to law firms on strategic and economic issues and author of the blog Adam Smith, Esq. You can get more details about the show and listen to or download it from this page.
Elsewhere on the podcast front, Monica Bay,
editor-in-chief of Law Technology News, talks about e-discovery with her guest, Tom O'Connor, director of the
Legal Electronic Document
Institute. They focus on the question of how best to manage electronic documents and make the leap from hard-copy Bates numbering to digital equivalents. O'Connor tells Bay that it is time for lawyers to rethink how they process and review electronic documents. He and Bay also discuss this month's Louisiana Bar Solo and Small Firm Technology Conference in New Orleans, which they both attended. Listen to or read more about this podcast at the Legal Talk Network.
Posted by Robert J. Ambrogi on May 9, 2008 at 09:13 AM | Permalink
| Comments (0)
Comments
Post a comment