ILTA Announces the 2021 Influential Women in Legal Tech List Global News Editor
The International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) is pleased to announce its 2021 Influential Women in Legal Tech List.
This annual list recognizes five outstanding women-leaders in the legal technology community, based on their mentorship history and overarching level of impact on Legal Technology.
With the judging and intensive review process recently finalized, ILTA received 91 total nominations. Of worthwhile note, from the almost 100 nominations, the nominee list had nine countries represented, showcasing this truly global, industry-leading honor.
From the diverse and inspiring applicant pool, ILTA is pleased to share the 2021 Influential Women in Legal Tech:
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Taft Stettinius & Hollister is expanding to Washington, D.C., and beefing up its lobbying and public relations efforts following some key hires on both sides of the political spectrum.
Taft, which is based in Cincinnati but is one of the larger firms in Cleveland, said it is expanding its group of government relations specialists in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois with the formation of a new bipartisan and diverse federal and state Public Affairs Strategies Group (PASG) in the nation s capital and its Midwestern markets.
There are 14 lawyers in the PASG. You can find that full list of people and read about their credentials here.
Digital Forensics Firm 4Discovery To Service Illinois Higher Education Institutions
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Chicago-based firm selected to perform digital forensics, incident response, and security assessment services for the next five years.
We’re proud that we’ll be able to help support the high-education institutions in Illinois. CHICAGO (PRWEB) February 10, 2021 Chicago-based digital forensics firm 4Discovery announced that they have been selected as a vendor for the Illinois Public Higher Education Cooperative, “IPHEC”. The selection was awarded under solicitation IPHEC2110 to provide Incident Response, Security Assessment, & Digital Forensic Services for IPHEC’s 13 public institutions of higher education in Illinois.
The award allows 4Discovery to serve as a vendor to respond to cybersecurity and data breaches, security audits and assessments, and digital forensic services for IPHEC’s members through 20
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TESTIMONY â Bishop Jeffrey Monforton delivers a victim impact statement during Mondayâs sentencing hearing for David Franklin, the Diocese of Steubenvilleâs former comptroller who admitted receiving nearly $300,000 in unauthorized performance bonuses, failing to turn over employee payroll taxes to the IRS and under-reporting his own income on his tax returns. Linda Harris
STEUBENVILLE Former Diocese of Steubenville comptroller David Franklin agreed Monday to help prosecutors build a case against others who may have benefited from lax financial oversight within the diocese prior to his retirement.
As part of his plea deal Franklin, 69, was sentenced by Jefferson County Common Pleas Judge Michelle Miller to 18 months in state prison and ordered to make $532,115 in restitution, but prosecutors say he’ll do the first 366 days of his sentence in federal prison and then serve the remainder at a state facility. In the event his federal sentence is alter