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The latest issue of Technology for the Litigator and back-issue archives are available online for Section of Litigation members. Committee members receive each new issue via email.
READ NOW: Spring 2013 | 
The latest issue of Technology for the Litigator includes these articles:
- How to Make Young Lawyers Indispensable Through Technology
- E-Filing: Moving States into the Twenty-First Century
- Quality Control: Methodologies for a Defensible Document Review
- Five iPhone and iPad Security Steps to Take Right Now
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E-Discovery: Twenty Questions and Answers
E-discovery has shaken up litigation across America. Judges are dealing with e-discovery issues unheard of ten years ago.
The Ethics of E-Discovery
Lawyers are working their way through a new and ever-changing field that is creating significant ethical and malpractice concerns.
