Infographic: 10 Ways to Take Your Document Review Beyond the Status Quo

iCONECT has prepared an infographic guide to help in improving document review. The company has made that infographic available for free download.

“2016 budgeting season is here and many firms find themselves disenfranchised from their document review platform of choice, or worse, forced to lock themselves into a long-term commitment for an expensive, unwanted bundle, that doesn’t even qualify as best-in-class,” the company says on its website.

The infographic is designed to help take a document review platform beyond the status quo and choosing the best platform for the job.

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AmLaw 50 Co-Chair Leaves to Become GC

Christopher SchultzChristopher M. Schultz has become Executive Vice President and General Counsel of Level 2 Legal Solutions, a leading e-discovery and legal services outsourcing firm. Schultz goes to Level 2 from the AmLaw 50 firm Perkins Coie, where he was the founder and co-chair of the firm’s e-discovery practice.

“I have partnered with Level 2 on the most complex and sensitive of cases over the years and have watched them position themselves right where I want to be  ̶  at the intersection of technology and unparalleled personal attention to clients’ needs,” said Schultz. “There is a new value model quickly emerging in the legal world, and the opportunities are tremendous for Level 2.”

Schultz joins Level 2 after more than 16 years with Perkins Coie. He formed and co-chaired the E-Discovery Services & Strategies legal practice at the firm in 2007 and quickly established himself as one of the first experts in the new world of e-discovery law. A faculty member for The Sedona Conference, the legal sector’s premier forum dedicated to the advancement of e-discovery law and policy, Schultz graduated summa cum laude from the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law where he was an editor of the Arizona Law Review.

“Schultz’s extensive relationships range from Fortune 50 corporations to technology startups, having provided advice and expertise on the legal and technical issues surrounding data retention, corporate compliance, document production and the full scope of e-discovery in litigation and investigations,” the company said in a release. “He has also served as a key discovery expert in a number of high-profile intellectual property and employment class-action matters.”

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Mix and Mingle: Why Networking Is Important for New GCs

General counsel networkingWhen you become a new general counsel, building your peer network is an important step in developing a support system as you prepare to face challenges in your organization, write Ilene Rosh and Kimberly Lerman in Major, Lindsey & Africa’s In Brief blog.

“We recommend that you look for opportunities to network wherever you can find them. There are many associations and trade groups that offer regular events, ranging from annually to monthly.” they write.

The benefits of attending networking events include connecting with key influencers, increasing your visibility, sharing knowledge and advice, and growing your confidence.

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