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<description>Today it is tougher than ever for young aspiring litigators to get hands on in court experience. More and more young litigators are becoming litigation partners having never tried a case let alone first chair it. Litigator used to mean...</description>


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<title>THE DANGERS OF RELYING ON E-DISCOVERY SOFTWARE EXPOSED AND WHY A CLAWBACK PROVISION IS THE WAY TO GO</title>
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<description>Perhaps because I have a son who is about to enter the profession and perhaps because he is a coveted recruit, I write this post as a small and quiet call for a new paradigm in the treatment of litigation...</description>


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