Abstract
No attorney is an island. In delivering legal services to clients, many of us routinely rely on fellow lawyers, experts, and administrative support to some degree or another. In doing so, we often use various technology resources to manage documents and other tasks, as well as to enhance communications, knowledge management and scheduling. Of course, as matters increase in complexity, so do the management skills, and tools, required to supervise them.
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Data derived in part from, Dan H. Willoughby, Jr., et al., Sanctions for eDiscovery Violations: By The Numbers, 60 Duke Law Journal 789 (2010); US Court Records.
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Full text of case law cited throughout this work is available at www.thelegaltechnologyguidebook.com.
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See, www.thelegalguidebook.com for process mapping exercises.
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See, definition and matrix in Chap. 14—Effective Communication.
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Williams, K., Facciola, J.M., McCann, P., Catanzaro, V.M. (2017). Effective Supervision. In: The Legal Technology Guidebook. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-54523-3_17
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