Extract from Helen Geib’s article “eDiscovery Review in Review” Good planning is the common denominator of successful eDiscovery review projects. Planning builds on the work done during the identification, processing […]
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TRU Staffing Partners CEO to Speak at Techno Security & Digital Forensics Conference Jared Coseglia to speak on panel titled “Forensic Certifications: Why, Which, and in What Order” NEW YORK
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With multiple announcements, demos, metrics and socializing, RelativityFest London is a wrap. New England Chapter Board member, David Horrigan, moderated four educational panels on Mobile discovery, GDPR, Data Subject Requests
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Nuix responds to market demand for a hosted eDiscovery solution with zero infrastructure costs in Asia Pacific, Australia and New Zealand Launch of new Nuix Ringtail software as a service
Extract from Elizabeth Raymer’s article “E-discovery evolution” Digital tools to use in discovery have been evolving over the past decade or so, from glorified Excel databases to very technically sophisticated
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Study from Blickstein Group and Exterro Shows Reducing E-Discovery Spend Remains Major Priority for Corporate Legal Teams The 3rd Annual Study of Effective Legal Spend Management evaluates the prevalence and
Extract from Doug Austin’s article “Court Establishes Search Protocol to Address Plaintiff’s Motion to Compel: eDiscovery Case Law” In Lawson v. Spirit Aerosystems, Inc., No. 18-1100-EFM-ADM (D. Kan. Apr. 26, 2019),
Extract from Eleanor Brock’s article “29 Cases of Shocking and Strange Spoliation” In the world of eDiscovery, spoliation is serious business. For destroying evidence intentionally (or in some cases, negligently),
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Extract from CCBJ’s article “Meet the Women Leading in E-Discovery Solutions” OpenText sponsors Women in eDiscovery, a non-profit organization providing women with legal tech education, networking and leadership opportunities. Here,
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CloudNine accelerates growth and development of industry leading products and customer service Company poised to become the leading supplier of eDiscovery software to corporations, law firms, litigation service providers and
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