9 Instructors That Inspired My Litigation Support Career

In the beginning of my litigation support career I remember attending industry events, listening to the speakers and taking a bunch of notes. I was a human sponge, learning from people that were willing to put themselves out there as leaders in our industry. For those of you near my age, you might recognize some…

Dinner with Litigation Support Newbies

Last Friday I could just barely get through the work day. I was so excited. I was beaming all day. A few weeks earlier, I had arranged to have dinner with six of the graduates from Georgetown University’s eDiscovery/Advanced Litigation Technology/Legal Project Management program. David Carns and Kelly Holdcraft started the program in the 2011 Summer…

A Law Firm Opened Its Doors to Entry-Level Candidates

Last week, the Washington DC office of the law firm of Cleary Gottlieb opened its doors to entry-level litigation support candidates. A few weeks earlier, I was contacted by Alex Billeb, the Practice Administrator at Cleary. She encouraged me to attend the event and she asked me to invite any of my students that might…

Mentoring Students at Georgetown University

A few weeks ago I had the honor of participating on a panel at Georgetown University in Arlington, Virginia.  It was such a wonderful Saturday afternoon of mentoring.  I enjoyed answering questions, offering advice, hearing the students’ stories and sharing the entire experience with other seasoned litigation support managers on the panel. I am looking…

What Do 2 Litigation Support Professionals and 1 Paralegal Have In Common?

I have a close friend, Diane, who has an expression that I really like.  She will refer to someone as “a good human“.  I have since adopted this expression.  Think about it — “a good human” — doesn’t that sum it up so well?  I consider it a huge compliment, wouldn’t you?  I would like…

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