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Thank you for reading Legaltech News! Below are some top stories from LTN and across the ALM news network that you may have missed this week, along with a podcast to download for your trip to work tomorrow morning. As always, let me know with any questions or concerns at zwarren@alm.com, and I hope you have a spectacular week.

– Zach Warren, editor-in-chief, Legaltech News

Discovery | News

Gorsuch Comments Reveal Problematic Reality: Judges Lack E-Discovery Education

Law Firm Associates | Analysis

Young and in Legal Tech: Are You Sure You Want to Make the Leap?

COVID-19 | Podcast

Back to Brick-and-Mortar: Law Firms Reopen S-L-O-W-L-Y in the COVID-19 Era.

Cybersecurity | News

Meet the Hacker Groups Snatching Law Firms' Client Data

By Victoria Hudgins

These ransomware and hacking groups are hitting law firms where it really hurts: client data backups. Read More

Cybersecurity | Analysis

Small, Midsized Firms Take No Frills, Budget-Friendly Approach to Remote Work

By Victoria Hudgins

Caught off guard by the change to remote working, many midsized and small firms are now adopting low-cost solutions... Read More

Law Firm Associates | News

Summer Associate Programs and COVID-19: How Law Firms Are Responding

By ALM Staff

A firm-by-firm guide to how Big Law is shifting its summer plans in light of the coronavirus pandemic. Read More

Law Firm Management | Analysis

For the First Time in Years, the Second Hundred Matched the Top Tier's Growth

By Patrick Smith

The Am Law Second Hundred in 2019 kept pace with the Am Law 100 in nearly every key metric, buoyed by significant growth... Read More

Civil Procedure | News

Georgia Lawyers Largely Back Civil Video Trials, but Still Raise Red Flags

By R. Robin McDonald

The proposed rule, which would also allow judges to conduct non-jury civil trials by videoconference, garnered more... Read More

Civil Appeals | News

'That Eliminates the Election': Cameo in High Court Decision Surprised Lawyer

By Jonathan Ringel

Recent debate over a high court replacement "isn't something we contemplated," said a member of commission that drafted... Read More