A main concern with e-discovery is cost. Those unaccustomed to this growing trend feel uneasy about the amount of money involved in e-discovery. Without knowledge of early case assessment tools and processing technologies
[Read More]In this recently filed opinion, Hon. Royce Lamberth recounts a discovery violation of “exotic magnitude” by the District of Columbia. The District of Columbia neglected to produce thousands of responsive e-mails until after
[Read More]Even though electronic discovery is nothing new, there are still many issues in this sector that remain unaddressed. In a recent issue of The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel Honorable Judge Andrew Peck and attorney
[Read More]As we mentioned previously, cloud computing is rising in popularity and can provide many benefits to corporations and law firms. A well-maintained, private cloud can be extremely secure, stable and isn’t influenced by
[Read More]As data processing methodologies are constantly in flux, the recent Sedona Conference session “Database Principles: Addressing the Preservation and Production of Databases and Database Information in Civil Litigation” helped to outline some current
[Read More]Late last year, Google announced the release of Google Refine, a free data-cleaning tool described by Google as “…a power tool for working with messy data.” In the litigation support industry, data oftentimes
[Read More]Earlier this year, the U.S. Chief Information Officer released the “Federal Cloud Computing Strategy,” which outlines the benefits of cloud computing. Defining cloud computing is a difficult task, since its definition can be
[Read More]In a recent complaint filed in Seattle, Microsoft alleges that Barnes & Noble is infringing on several of its patents by manufacturing and selling the Barnes & Noble Nook Color. Microsoft is the
[Read More]The earthquake and subsequent tsunami in Japan have clearly impacted the lives of countless individuals worldwide. And now, its shockwaves have rippled over to the legal system as well. Due to communication and
[Read More]Recently, John Markoff of the New York Times reported on the effects that new e-discovery technology is having on law firms and legal practice in “Armies of Expensive Lawyers, Replaced by Cheaper Software.”
[Read More]Last summer we reviewed Gibson Dunn’s 2010 Mid-Year Electronic Discovery Update. As it is now well into 2011, Gibson Dunn has released its 2010 Year-End Electronic Discovery and Information Law Update. As we
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