Sitting at the United Club at O’Hare, waiting for my plane to Connecticut. WHAT a great time to be at Chicago!  I’ll have a lot more about Dan Katz’s terrific Fin (Legal) Tech conference at The Law Lab @ Ilinois Tech (Chicago-Kent College of Law) in the next few days, which included a lot of our CodeX community (including D. Casey Flaherty, Oliver Goodenough, Tanina Rostain, Mark O’Brien, Michael Bommarito, Paul Lippe, and via Skype, Eddie Hartman, just to name a few.  And yes, yes, Dan made sure that we could watch the Cubs celebration at noon!

Meanwhile, three news items:

Monica Zent, CEO of Foxwordy, has partnered with the National Bar Association. “This partnership is special to me because it involves something I am personally passionate about: diversity in the law. We are delighted that Foxwordy is now a tool that can be used by all National Bar Members to help them advance in their careers and gain access to colleagues and opportunities to which they might not otherwise have had access,” she said. “Plus, it’s kind of great that President Obama is an official member of the National Bar!” Here’s the link to Legaltech News (free but requires quick registration).

The Sedona Conference has announced its E-Discovery Negotiation Training. Info here.

Reed Smith is spotlighted at ther Relativity Blog. It includes a video: “An E-Discovery Approach to M&A Due Dilligence.”

If you have a news item of interest to the CodeX Community, ping me at mbay@codex.stanford.edu.

Monica Bay is a Fellow at CodeX and a member of the California bar. She is also a freelance journalist and analyst. Twitter: @MonicaBay.

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