Interesting article at Law.com, about the need for lawyers to be technically proficient as a matter of ethics and competency, not just for ease of use. Of course, those who know me know I'm a 'Mac-head' and, fortunately, enjoy knowing at least a little something about the digital world.
Akerman Senterfitt shareholder Ralph Losey -- writing on his blog e-Discovery Teame-Discovery Team (http://ralphlosey.wordpress.com) -- says the situation has reached a tipping point: "Some experts believe that attorney incompetence in e-discovery is so widespread that it presents a massive ethical crisis across the entire legal profession.") -- says the situation has reached a tipping point: "Some experts believe that attorney incompetence in e-discovery is so widespread that it presents a massive ethical crisis across the entire legal profession."
