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E-discovery, the Cloud and Blockchain – How New Practices May Require a ‘Back to School’ Approach

Discovery Advocate

Tellermate Holdings litigation, which examined the defendant’s use of a cloud provider and raised the following considerations for practitioners: Counsel about requirements to learn about client data storage (beginning with simply considering “even the most basic information about an electronically stored database of information”).

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Next-Gen Bar Exam Must Tackle Google Schools and the Digital Native Myth by Testing Basic Tech Skills for Practice

3 Geeks and a Law Blog

The NCBE conducted a study in 2018 and asked practicing attorneys and non-licensed lawyers about basic technology tasks in their law practice. Attorneys said they expect proficiency in word processing, research platforms, electronic communication, desktop publishing, and document storage, including the cloud.

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Next-Gen Bar Exam That Truly Tests Daily Practice Skills Must Include Technology

Law Technology Today

This is a direct result of a survey conducted by the NCBE between 2018 and 2019. The NCBE has already reported that skills like Negotiation, Client Counseling, and other performance-type skills will be assessed “using uniform text-based scenarios to which candidates will respond in writing or by choosing correct answers from multiple options.”

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Next-Gen Bar Exam Must Tackle Google Schools and the Digital Native Myth by Testing Basic Tech Skills for Practice

Legal Tech Monitor

The NCBE conducted a study in 2018 and asked practicing attorneys and non-licensed lawyers about basic technology tasks in their law practice. Attorneys said they expect proficiency in word processing, research platforms, electronic communication, desktop publishing, and document storage, including the cloud.