The Gulf Coast
Legal Technology Center (GLTC) was formed in 2005 to assist
Gulf Coast attorneys, law firms and courts to
rebuild their
legal technology infrastructure following Hurricanes Katrina
and Rita. A joint project of the Legal Electronic
Document Institute (LEDI) of
Seattle and
Lawtopia of Baton
Rouge, LA, GLTC originally opened with office space
generously donated by the New Orleans law firm of
Guste Barnett Schlesinger Henderson & Alpaugh
and is now
operating from
The Launch Pad,
an incubator workspace project located at 643 Magazine
Street in the heart of the Central Business District of New
Orleans, close to state and federal courts, both trial
and appellate.
Tom O’Connor and Browning
Marean interview the luminaries of the litigation world on
eDiscovery and the litigation process.
Click here for the e-Discovery
Red Zone!
"eDiscovery colleagues Bruce Olson and Tom O'Connor
have written a marvelous new book entitled
Electronic Discovery for Small Cases. . . . In
this book, which will only take you an hour or two
to read, you get an incredibly helpful overview of
the products that are out there to help you with
small cases. Need to collect evidence, review it,
store it in the cloud, produce it and present it in
court? There are affordable products for all of
these functions and the uthors take you through them
one by one. Very helpful indeed are all the
screenshots, which allow you to see not only what
the product can do but give you the sense that,
'Hey, I can do that.' Prices are clearly stated
along with the capabilities (and limitations) of
each product. If you are an attorney with garden
variety' cases involving e-discovery, this book is
indispensible."--Sharon D. Nelson, Esq., president
of Sensei Enterprises, Inc.
As
organizations
create
increasing
amounts of
digital
data,
electronic
discovery
costs for
lawyers can
skyrocket.
For firms
with limited
technology
budgets, or
cases with
small
amounts of
electronically
stored
information
(ESI),
e-discovery
can be
challenging.
Electronic
Discovery
for Small
Cases
offers
effective,
budget-friendly
solutions
for
collecting,
viewing, and
analyzing
electronic
evidence
that will
benefit any
litigator.
With an
overview of
e-discovery
techniques
and
extensive
reviews of
software
products,
this book
will help
you:
Determine
if you
should
collect
ESI
yourself
or hire
a
consultant
Select
the
best--and
most
user-friendly--collection
tool for
your
budget
Make
the most
of your
e-discovery
software
with
step-by-step
guidance
Process,
view,
search,
and
analyze
a mixed
collection
of files
Learn
about
affordable
cloud-based
applications
for
litigation
support
Publish
a
searchable
document
collection
on a CD,
DVD, or
flash
drive
Work
with
electronic
records
at
mediation,
arbitration,
or trial
