You work hard to make your money, especially in tough times when business can be hard to come by. The last thing you want is for a partner or employee to steal money from the cookie jar while you're concentrating on representing your clients.
Unfortunately, if you're a small firm or solo attorney, it's much more likely to happen to you than it is to a large or mid-size firm.
Date: Thursday, May 28, 2009
Time: 1:00 PM (EDT)/10:00 AM (PDT)
Description:
The US government has launched an historic economic stabilization
program as the market meltdown triggers massive litigation and other
legal disputes. How do partners and heads of eDiscovery and Practice
Support cut processing time and costs as the complexity of litigation
increases? What new choices are available to streamline eDiscovery
processes? How can information anywhere in the enterprise be governed
to protect the ongoing interests of the business and reduce risk?
So it looks like the swine flu is on the wane. So far, swine flu hasn't turned out to be as virulent as people feared, and the precautions people took in response to early reports of the disease's spread have helped to prevent the outbreak from turning into a pandemic.
But experts urge that there is still a chance that the organism could evolve into a more virulent strain. The Southern Hemisphere is just beginning its flu season, and epidemiologists are eying the spread of the disease there with great concern.
