Debating Process and Transparency in Biomet, Technology-Assisted Review Series Part 7 Seven years after it first rose to prominence in eDiscovery, technology-assisted review remains an important, and at times controversial, tool […]
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Changing Horses Midstream in Progressive and Bridgestone, Technology-Assisted Review Series Part 8 Seven years after it first rose to prominence in eDiscovery, technology-assisted review remains an important, and at times controversial,
Extract from Michael Hamilton’s article “Case Law Alert: Deletion of Fake Google Alert Leads to E-Discovery Sanction” Data stored in the cloud on third party repositories will continue to be
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Extract from Jennifer Johnson’s article “Announcing Ricoh eDiscovery in Canada” In June 2014, Commonwealth Legal was acquired by Ricoh Canada as part of a broader strategy focused on the advancement of Ricoh
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Extract from Jae Um’s article “Legal Innovation Woes, Part I: Got 99 Problems but Capital Ain’t One (062)” It’s an age-old saying: money can’t buy everything. The most common examples
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Extract from Brenda Stolyar’s article “Google tracks your location — even when you deny it permission” Google is tracking your location — even when you tell it not to, according
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Craig Ball and Tom O’Connor have periodically challenged eDiscovery service providers to handle a low budget case to evidence standards (EDna and Ernie tests). Here, Tom O’Connor and Don Swanson
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Extract from Ralph Losey’s article “‘Save Everything’ and Eventually You Will Not Be Able to Find Anything: The Sedona Conference Principles and Commentary on Defensible Disposition” If you are a data
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Extract from Relativity’s Uncivil Procedure Podcast In our inaugural episode, David Horrigan, Constantine Pappas, Julie Huner, Danny Pelc, and Anna Siroonian of Relativity are joined by guest Tim Kennedy of McDermott Will & Emery
Barbara Bennett, Chairman of the Board/Advisor of ACEDS Detroit Chapter has been nominated a “Notable Woman in Technology” by her community and peers. The report explains that “Those who work
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