Category Archives: Guiding Light
Smart People Need Agile Lawyers
Great article by Alan Shalloway on why smart people don’t always self-organize into the right thing: I would suggest it is counting on smart people to find the right thing to do is not always a winning strategy. That giving … Continue reading
The Spirit of A Great Doc Review Team!
OK, I lied. This is not a document review video. But, as a “problem-solver” type lawyer [ read "geek" ], this office looks like HEAVEN to me. I first stumbled upon Atlassian when looking for a a place to store … Continue reading
Lawyers, Customer Service and User Stories
As we approach the New Year, I thought I’d put in a plug for customer satisfaction in the legal community. To read the backdrop, please access The 2009 Altman Weil Chief Legal Officer Survey and the article “Transmitting vs. Transforming … Continue reading
A Community of Thinkers
I am a member of a community of thinkers. So are you. “A Community of Thinkers” I am a member of a community of thinkers. I believe that communities exist as homes for professionals to learn, teach, and reflect on … Continue reading
Comment Repost : PMI + Agile in Document Review
I posted this to the article “Project Management in Legal Staffing Companies” on the Legal Project Management blog. The link below goes to the PMI Agile Community of Practice Wiki. Thank you for this post! Just a note that PMI … Continue reading
Don’t be an Agile Tourist
In drafting slides for my first foray into hard-core Agile conversation (hopefully, a “sermon to the choir”), I am mindful that because my gig is on October 21, I will have to deal with not an inconsequential amount of conference … Continue reading
Review: Collaborative Agile Contracts by Thorup and Jensen
Definitely an article that should be read by every lawyer seeking to write collaborative, Agile-supportive contracts. I’ll be talking about the work of Thorup, Jensen and the rest of the crew at Best Brains for a long time. Here are … Continue reading
EDRM Critique : From Hand-off to Collaborative Culture
This is the beginning of, and an index to, a series of public critiques of the Socha Gelbman The Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM). While it takes a bit of negative energy to describe what is wrong with the EDRM, … Continue reading