LitigationWorld Pick of the Week: Could This Be the Most Expensive eDiscovery Mistake Ever?

December 6, 2011

We’re pleased to announce that our blog post “eDiscovery Best Practices: Could This Be the Most Expensive eDiscovery Mistake Ever?”, regarding Google’s inadvertent disclosure during its litigation with Oracle was selected as the Pick of the Week from TechnoLawyer in the November 21, 2011 issue of LitigationWorld. LitigationWorld is a free weekly email newsletter that provides helpful tips regarding electronic discovery, litigation strategy, and litigation technology. It’s also a great source of ideas for blog posts! 😉

In each issue, the editorial team at LitigationWorld links to the most noteworthy articles on the litigation Web published during the previous week. From these articles, they then select one as their Pick of the Week.

Thanks to the folks at TechnoLawyer for this recognition. We appreciate it!

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