TechnoLawyer member Mark Lieb has helped many law firms with litigation support projects over the years. Now, those who cannot consult with Mark personally can still take advantage of his experience thanks to his new book and accompanying CD, Litigation Support Department.
According to Mark, "This book outlines standard operating procedures for running your litigation support department as a business. It does not matter if the department bills for goods and services. What matters is that it provide the legal team, firm, and third parties with a consistent experience of the highest quality."
TechnoLawyer members have already weighed in on Mark's book.
CaseSoft CEO Greg Krehel writes: "Mark has distilled his extensive real-world case management experience into a set of standards that make it easy for law firms to organize the litigation support function and shows us how to use technology to tame case complexity. Very impressive stuff!"
LexThink co-founder and e-discovery consultant Dennis Kennedy writes: "It's a thorough, hands-on roadmap of how to set up a litigation support department and how to make an existing department better, written by someone with actual experience in creating a successful lit support department. In short, it's exactly what you would like to have at hand when building a lit support department. It includes checklists, useful files on CDs and a detailed roadmap of the steps in the litigation process where lit support personnel can be employed effectively. If you have the task of creating, building or managing a lit support department, get a copy of this book as your starting guide. It'll take you a long way."
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