As a member of the Journal of Law and Technology (JOLT), I helped make the poster for the journal’s e-discovery symposium. You can view the entire poster (PDF) by clicking on the download link below this post.
For the poster’s design, I decided to focus on the cloud aspect of the e-discovery symposium, and how many attorneys feel overwhelmed as data rains down upon them. I think the poster reflects that simple but playful feel I was hoping to capture, that almost makes the poster look more like a Web 2.0 graphic than an actual poster.
JOLT at University of Richmond hosts one of the most successful and ongoing discussions about e-discovery in the nation, and articles can be downloaded for free from the journal’s website. For those interested in e-discovery, many of the e-discovery articles on the website discuss issues on the cutting edge of e-discovery practice.
I’m currently enrolled at the University of Richmond School of Law where I’ve been focusing on business and technology law classes. Since attending law school I have become increasingly interested in the field of electronic discovery...