Testimonials - Mark Lieb's Litigation Support Department

Mark Lieb's Litigation Support Department book has been an invaluable resource within our firm. From practical advice relating to evolving best practices in the litigation support area I have been able to implement standards for the firm in order to best serve clients. The book has a special spot on my desk.

Litigation Technology Liaison – Systems, AMLAW 50 firm

Your business model for Litigation Support is the logical solution for most or all of the existing issues currently plaguing our ALS to date. I will certainly recommend your book to anyone I come in contact with in the business.

Pamela Fontaine-Peters, Sr. Manager of Litigation Technology, Gowlings LLP.

I am enjoying your book immensely. It is definitely a "must have" for every litigation support department. What a fantastic reference tool with such valuable and relevant precedents. This is most intelligent and useful resource I've encountered in my many years in the litigation support industry.

My volume is already highlighted, and post-it noted and bookmarked.. you'd think I'd had it for years!

Jonathan Bergman, Merrill Legal Solutions, Global Complex Litigation Consultant

Excellent resource for all levels of EDD competency.

John Rowley | VP of Client Development | Digital Legal Direct

Congratulations, Mark! You have done an excellent job in putting together a tremendous resource for the litigation support community. To my knowledge, I don't feel there is an existing book that could be described as the ideal must read for a person who is new to the litigation support industry or has been around for some time. I appreciate the focus, discipline and how it effectively introduces the processes for various projects, while at the same time serves as a road map to assist us in our careers. I specifically purchased the book because we are committed to and recognize the importance of ongoing business and professional development for our sales and project management team. Your book fits well within our ongoing initiative of providing educational tools needed to further our career goals, strengthen our market position, reinforce our sales force's consultative methodology and foster new relationships to acquire and retain clients. It is well worth the investment! THANK YOU!

Senior Project Manager, Canadian law firm

Mark, your book just arrived and frankly this looks like money REALLY well spent. I am so happy that you have written this book. Obviously my firm's project to re-organize the Litigation Support department now has to deal with some additional scope increases but the outcome of this project will be so much better for the knowledge contained in your book. So thank you!

Greg Krehel, Attorney, CEO, CaseSoft

Mark Lieb's litigation support best practices ideas are a great resource. 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!

Priscilla Rush, Attorney

Sections of the book are available on-line in .PDF format and I have read and actually used the section on Vendor Specifications to come up with E&A Vendor Specs. I estimate that using the template Specs saved me at least 50 hours of independent research in drafting the E&A Vendor Specs. I used the E&A Vendor Specs for a recent project with a new vendor and had only two calls from the vendor for clarification on 4 small points. The work that I received back from the vendor using the specs was absolutely perfect and loaded and tested without any errors.

Dennis Kennedy, Attorney, DennisKennedy.com

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, builiding or managing a lit support department, get a copy of this book as your starting guide. It'll take you a long way.

Domingo Rodriguez, C2 Legal

[I] have worked as a Litigation Support Specialist at a firm and basically created the department and its standards. However I grew frustrated with the office politics of not knowing how to involve Lit Support with the firm's practices. I wish my former employer had the same foresight as my current one to utilize the standards and practices proposed by this book.

Browning Marean, III, Partner, DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary US LLP

Mr. Lieb’s expertise focuses on the full range of modern electronic discovery. He has been instrumental in creating a robust infrastructure for providing electronic discovery services within [Gray Cary Ware & Freidenrich, LLP].

Deena Coffman, Associate Director of Legal Business Technologies, Thompson Hine

We're using your text to educate everyone uniformly so that our group has a consistent base of knowledge upon which to draw as we then form our own best practices. We don't expect any best practices tool to be a one-size-fits-all solution, but we are happy to have a guideline as we as a team collaborate to find our optimal process.

Litigation Support Manager, Mid-Sized Firm

Your writings have been a cornerstone to what I am trying to push, and I think the direction that litigation Support should go as a field.

Created on 08/28/2006 09:25 AM by admin99
Updated on 10/09/2006 06:51 PM by admin99