If you’re on Twitter we want to follow you.  Just hit us with your @username or follow us @dtisandiego and we’ll connect.  In case you aren’t yet using Twitter, here’s a great video from Common Craft to explain it.

Erin Johnson, a Senior Litigation Paralegal with Fish and Richarson since 2004 has recently relocated to Fish’s San Diego office.  We wish you good luck and great weather!

- The DTI Team

In this episode of LitSupport in 90 Seconds Rob talks about criteria to consider when deciding to use a CCE for data collection.

DTI would like to congratulate Joe S. on the arrival of his new baby boy. He arrived this morning and all are doing fine. We expect to see a little less of Joe in the next couple of weeks, until which time his son is expected to start sales training.

Congratulations Again!

- The Team at DTI

We are quite proud to announce that one of our lit support analysts, Jim Sechrist, scored 100% on his IPRO eCapture Administration certification exam.  IPRO eCapture is one piece of our e-Discovery process, and is one of those ‘hard to learn, harder to master’ types of programs.  If you were wondering, I got a 93%.

Way to go, Jim!  We are dang lucky to have you!

August 14, 2008

New General Construction Storm Water Permit for California – Status Update

Please join us as Foley Partner S. Wayne Rosenbaum and SCS Engineers Senior Project Professional Ralph Vasquez discuss the most recent proposed revisions to California’s General Construction Permit and how these changes will affect property owners, developers, and builders.

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In this episode of Lit Support in 90 seconds Rob Lewis talks about requesting a pre-process summary report for your electronic discovery files.

As you may know if you use Twitter, it’s awesome… when it works.  The simple fact that it is so popular causes it to exceed capacity on a regular basis.  They just got another 30MM in venture funding, so I know they’re working on it.

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