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Judgment Enforcement in Minnesota Bloomington, MN — February 14, 2014 Holiday Inn Bloomington I-35, 1201 West 94th Street in Bloomington, MN Live Seminar February 14, 2014 Bloomington, MN 9:00 am – 4:30 pm Look below!!! I’m doing it again . . . It’s me speaking at a CLE! Click: MKT! I’m speaking at this Lorman CLE at 9 am. Right…
When I first heard of the discovery dispute and resolution ordered in Ruiz–Bueno v.Scott, No. 12-cv-0809 (S.D. Ohio Nov. 15, 2013) I thought: This is the worst punishment possible. They have to conduct discovery into discovery! It must be one of Dante’s circles in the pits of litigation hell. Please, just sanction me instead! How could you punish anyone…
The Clouds Gather I now have all of my new cloud-hosted (most of it) Westlaw Litigation Solutions Package installed. I nave been going through training on it for a few weeks now. It sure seems like a lot to learn. There is an undeniably steep investment up front of time. From what I have seen so far, the pay off…
I use a couple of different apps to secure, assign and remember my passwords and I couldn’t live without them. But this is clever. It does not fix the risk of using the same password for more than one website, but it is clearly the winner of 2013’s “Damn, why didn’t I think of that?” award. Click the following…
Following is a link to a full post by New York attorney, Mark Lyon, who blogs at http://www.marklyon.org. Although it doesn’t look like he’s licensed in Minnesota (but is in a few other places) he must be a pretty smart, tech-oriented kind of guy. You’ll see what I mean when you read his post about discovery conferences under new Rule…