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Mike Hamilton

Portland
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Marketing VP and legal professional. Bringing marketing best practices to the world of eDiscovery.
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Insights into Sudbury’s deep architecture: a revised geodynamic model for Earth’s largest ore-bearing impact structure

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By Rasmus Haugaard, John Spray, Ademola Adetunji, Rajesh Vayavur, Mike Hamilton, David Snyder, Saeid Cheraghi, John Ayer, Kristin Henry, Richard Smith, Lisa Gibson, Taus R. C. Jørgensen, Guido Serafini
| Nature
Abstract Impact cratering has played a fundamental role in Earth’s geological history and has resulted in the formation of some of the world’s most productive economic mineral deposits. Here, we investigate the crater architecture of one of the top three largest terrestrial impact structures: the unique 1.85-billion-year-old Sudbury basin (Canada), the richest crater-hosted mineral district in the world.
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[Webinar] 2025 E-Discovery Optimization: Faster Insights with Modern Data Strategies - February 26th, 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm ET | JD Supra

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By William Belt, Mike Hamilton, Dennis Kiker
| JD Supra
Discover essential strategies and tips for effective data collection across diverse digital landscapes, including mobile devices, social media, and collaboration platforms. This webcast will delve into how legal teams can streamline the data collection process, a crucial step for expediting the document review stage—the most costly part of e-discovery.
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Forensic Collections for E-Discovery: Key Differences

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By Mike Hamilton
| exterro.com
Why Legal Teams Need Multiple Approaches to ESI Collection It’s more important than ever that in-house legal departmentsensure that they have the capabilities to preserve data and collect it in a variety of ways from a range of different sources. The factors driving this include both the diversity of data types present in most organizations and the increase in use cases requiring data preservation, collection, and analysis.
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