Reinventing Professionals

I spoke with Paul Brabant of Epiq Systems.

I spoke with Nishith Desai and Vaibhav Parikh of Nishith Desai Associates, a prominent law firm based in Mumbai, with offices in Bangalore, Singapore, and Silicon Valley. It was the winner of the International Financial Law Review's 2001 Indian Law Firm of the Year award and its 2002 Asian Law Firm of the Year (Pro-bono) award. His firm follows the Ghandi/Hendy model of democratic management.

I spoke with Nishith Desai and Vaibhav Parikh of Nishith Desai Associates, a prominent law firm based in Mumbai, with offices in Bangalore, Singapore, and Silicon Valley. It was the winner of the International Financial Law Review's 2001 Indian Law Firm of the Year award and its 2002 Asian Law Firm of the Year (Pro-bono) award. His firm follows the Ghandi/Hendy model of democratic management.

I spoke with Craig Carpenter, VP & General Counsel at Recommind. He mentioned the trend toward building more effective and intelligent infrastructure.

I spoke with Matt Blake, a partner and Chief Compliance Officer with HSNO about the state of e-discovery and his predictions for 2009. He commented that litigants will need to assess the risks of a legal action earlier and more thoroughly than ever this year.

I spoke with Matt Blake, a partner and Chief Compliance Officer with HSNO about the state of e-discovery and his predictions for 2009. He commented that litigants will need to assess the risks of a legal action earlier and more thoroughly than ever this year.

I spoke with Matt Blake, a partner and Chief Compliance Officer with HSNO about the state of e-discovery and his predictions for 2009. He commented that litigants will need to assess the risks of a legal action earlier and more thoroughly than ever this year.

I spoke with Matt Blake, a partner and Chief Compliance Officer with HSNO about the state of e-discovery and his predictions for 2009. He commented that litigants will need to assess the risks of a legal action earlier and more thoroughly than ever this year.

I spoke with James L. Michalowicz, a director with ACT Litigation Services, who previously managed litigation programs at Tyco and DuPont. He suggested that IP litigation could drop in 2009 and that there will be more preliminary 'quick peek' and 'snapshot' efforts.