I think some people have a natural eye for seeing the bigger picture. For others, they make a decision without considering how that decision could have an effect on a future situation. I see this happen all the time. When I am teaching litigation support to a newbie, I frequently mention “the workflow”. I was recently…
Abby Rosenbloom and I decided to write a series of articles together related to the infamous world of managing a document review. There are no standards. There are best practices. There are personal preferences. There are lessons learned. I have known Abby for over 15 years. We have worked in different roles within the industry,…
Last week I attended a lunch hour panel discussion on Legal Project Management. It was organized by my friend, Tracy Drynan, on behalf of the eDiscovery Committee under the District of Columbia Bar Litigation Section at the request of Ellen (“Elle”) Pyle, the current Committee Chair. Tracy invited Ed Lin, Jessica Robinson and James Whitehead…
When a new matter is presented to litigation support, we typically request a meeting with the legal team and we like to refer to this meeting as a Project Design Meeting. Since the majority of our role is project management and we are methodical in our work, this meeting should provide us with a good…
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