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O’Melveny partner Scott Sugino and counsel Bill Martin contributed a chapter on Centralized Exchanges (CEXs) in Legal Matters in Web 3: A Desk Reference, a guide published by The University of Chicago Law School. The chapter discusses the growth and development of CEXs around the world, which provide an organized marketplace that facilitates the trading of digital assets. More here: https://loom.ly/7waBOI0 #OMMDigitalAssets #Web3

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Wafik Guirgis and Meredith Brown offer their expert analysis on the current and future state of the Legal Operations department in the Blickstein Group's 17th Annual Law Department Operations Survey presented by FTI Technology. Learn more about these findings and the potential impact to the Legal Operations landscape by downloading the report here: https://bit.ly/3DYexc2

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At the 2023 Legal Value Network conference, two law firms shared how Intapp Terms and Intapp Time have enabled their firms to reduce billing rejections and write-offs and improve their realization.

At trial, less is usually more. That's definitely true with the exhibits you use. Our securities arbitration cases are very document intensive. And we don't have the benefit of depositions in our cases, which makes preparing for witnesses a challenge. Because of that, most defense firms bring everything to trial. Lawyers roll in with 20 huge binders, ready to throw everything they have into evidence. On some level, that's understandable. You never want to suddenly realize that a critical document is sitting back at the office. That's not a good feeling. But everything is too much. At trial, you want the judge, the jury, or the arbitrators only focusing on what is most important to your case. That's why we usually show up on day one with two binders containing 120 carefully selected exhibits.  And while opposing counsel uses a tiny fraction of their exhibits, we typically use 90% of ours. For any lawyers starting to prepare cases for trial, remember that less is more. The things you leave out can be just as important as the things you bring to the table.