Time flies: Two years ago, in a post here, I floated the proposition that if the other side is going …Continue reading →

When I first published The Annotated ESI Protocol in January 2023, I hoped it would age the way most legal …Continue reading →

I’ve been a contented TurboTax user for years — one of those “if it ain’t broke” loyalists who never questioned …Continue reading →

Two years ago, I wrote a pair of posts (3/29/24 and 4/8/24) about linked attachments—what Microsoft calls “Cloud Attachments”—arguing that …Continue reading →

Disclaimer: I serve as General Counsel of EDRM, but this message is mine alone: Nothing that follows speaks for EDRM …Continue reading →

This morning, I was approached to present in Texas on deep fake evidence and what litigators need to know to …Continue reading →

For the last decade, I’ve had the pleasure of speaking at the Texas Bar’s Advanced Trial Strategies program in New …Continue reading →

Today marks the end of Carnival season in New Orleans. The tourists depart, the city exhales, and we pack away …Continue reading →

Lawyers and judges need to stop snickering at the sad sacks who file briefs citing hallucinated authorities and treating those …Continue reading →

It’s been one year today since I published my introductory primer called Practical Uses for AI and LLMs in Trial …Continue reading →