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Avoiding Inadvertent Productions and Other Excel Blunders: New CLE via Wolters Kluwer/myLawCLE
Wolters Kluwer/myLawCLE will webcast my exciting new CLE presentation from 2-4 pm on October 16th. I will use real Excel files to explain tricky features of Excel that attorneys must be aware of, such as hidden content, filters, comment boxes, … Continue reading
Reviewing Native Excel Files, Part 1: Detecting Inconsistent Formulas
This is the first in a series of posts about reviewing native Excel files produced by parties in litigation. We’ve finally reached a tipping point in litigation where the production of native Excel files (rather than inscrutable thousand-page printouts) is … Continue reading
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