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Cyber SecuritySEC's New Cybersecurity Rules Demand Proactive Strategies
In an era defined by the rapid digitization of business operations and the increasing frequency of ... -
Thought LeadershipABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct: The Need for Emphasis on Technical Diligence
The rapidly evolving landscape of technology and cyber threats presents new challenges for legal ... -
OpinionCalloquy Celebrates National Georgia Day
August 3rd marks a special occasion for the Peach State, as it proudly celebrates National Georgia ... -
OpinionAI’s Potential Impact for Litigators
The legal profession is quickly evolving, as most things are in today’s fast-paced digital world. ... -
Court ReportingEmpowering Excellence: Highlights from Plaza College's 7th Annual Court Reporter Symposium
The National Court Reporters Association Conference & Expo gets underway today in Houston. ... -
Remote ProceedingsUnraveling the Remote Work Debate
The return to work versus remote work debate continues to garner a sizable amount of the attention ... -
Thought LeadershipA Digital Language with Real-World Consequences: Legal Implications of Emojis
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Remote ProceedingsAnalyzing the Witness's Right to Confrontation: U.S. v. Trabelsi
On Friday, July 14, a Washington, DC jury acquitted Nizar Trabelsi (“Trabelsi” or “Defendant”), a ... -
Thought LeadershipLeveraging AI and Remote Voir Dire for Favorable Outcomes
The process of selecting a fair and impartial jury is a critical aspect of the legal system. ... -
CompanyEver Wonder What It’s Like in the Hot Seat?
Calloquy is proud to introduce a new feature for its remote litigation platform. “We call it the ... -
Remote ProceedingsRemote Work, the ADA, and an Employee’s Essential Functions
A federal jury in Menninger v. PPD Development, L.P. recently awarded more than $24 million to a ... -
VIRTUAL LITIGATIONAttorneys Might Not Be Able to Control the Weather. But…
The Canadian wildfires continue to diminish air quality and disrupt air travel across the United ...
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