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Illinois Supreme Court Appoints New Chair, Vice-Chair, and Commissioners to Commission on Professionalism

Legal Tech Monitor

The Illinois Supreme Court Commission on Professionalism is pleased to announce that the Illinois Supreme Court has appointed John K. Sinclair has served on the Commission since 2015 and was appointed Chair in 2019. Sinclair has served on the Commission since 2015 and was appointed Chair in 2019. Sinclair, Jr.,

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Understanding Judicial Codes of Conduct: A Guide for Lawyers

Clio

The implementation and enforcement of these codes are also managed by these councils, which conduct investigations and hearings in response to allegations of misconduct. Federal judges at the district and circuit courts have been bound by the Code of Conduct for United States Judges since 1973. Heading to court?

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Elon Musk’s Gifts to Web Scrapers (Guest Blog Post)

Eric Goldman

But by providing a foil in litigation against both the Center for Countering Digital Hate (“CCDH”) and Bright Data (the world’s largest seller of scraped data), he’s given judges in the most important district court in the country for tech legal issues, the Northern District of California, plenty of motivation to rule against him.

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Why Are Lawyers So Darned Incompetent With E-Discovery? Three Reasons

TechLaw Crossroads

So many lawyers hear and look at e-discovery and the issues it brings, and their eyes just glaze over. California Formal Opinion 2015-193 talks about three noteworthy and ethical points: 1. It’s just a production issue, not a legal one for lawyers. The first is the perceived time required to learn and better understand e-discovery.

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Becoming the Change: The Story of the North Carolina Justice for All Project

Legal Tech Monitor

494 (2015), which examined whether specific state professional regulatory boards could be sued for antitrust violations. The Supreme Court ruled on February 25, 2015, that state regulatory boards, composed mainly of active market participants, are not immune from antitrust liability unless actively supervised by the state government.

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The 10 Legal Tech Trends that Defined 2021

LawSites

Here are my prior years’ lists of the most important developments: 2020 , 2018 , 2016 , 2015 , 2014 , 2013. Do courts fully reopen or not? Also last year, the Minnesota Supreme Court approved a pilot project to permit “legal paraprofessionals” to provide legal services in certain matters.

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Legal Week 2024 Special Part One: Joey Seeber of Level Legal

3 Geeks and a Law Blog

So it’s like but you know, it’s like I liked hearing the history of, of how the company has has come to be so you know, what’s, you know, what are we looking at, you know, for the future. Yeah, I hear about that. And but you know, I’m very curious to hear what kind of persona you’re finding is successful. This is This is yours.

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