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Working on-the-go is essential but rarely simple. Our iPad apps eliminate the hassle of being away from your desk. Organize events and facts, add notes, and even link documents from your Dropbox account
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Every year, Texas lawyers and firm administrators cast their Best Of votes for legal products and service providers that are critical to practicing law and managing their business. The results are in, and
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The international privacy laws and e-discovery skies are changing rapidly: Congress recently signed the CLOUD Act into law, profoundly affecting the 1986 Stored Communications Act (SCA) and the privacy of U.S. citizens. Foley
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Does a lawyer’s obligation to preserve evidence begin at the stage of litigation they’re retained? Attorneys Marie L. Mathews and Brigitte M. Gladis for the malpractice group at Chiesa Shahinian & Giantomasi recently
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Two recent orders remind us of the importance of following best practices for Rule 26 (f) conference, which can help streamline discovery and avoid unnecessary, costly disputes. In Hauck v. Walker, Plaintiff Christine
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A popular form of expression, emojis have made it from texts, emails and social media content to the courtroom, as we blogged about in 2016 and 2017. As a result, they’re posing preservation
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It was an eventful year, particularly in e-discovery. In August, we highlighted six notable cases from the first half of 2017. Of course, there were many more. As we close out 2017, here
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Liquid Litigation Management, Inc. is marking its 15th anniversary with an infographic, which succinctly lists why the industry’s largest firms and companies have turned to the company. LLM, Inc. offers one product for
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When two parties failed to confer on keyword search terms, the court stepped in and determined the searches itself, once again highlighting that cooperation is key. The National Law Review reported on the
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As counsel knows, if a corporation has to perform e-discovery, it is typically a high-pressure situation. Without the proper knowledge and experience, the process can become inefficient and costly. Firms have been increasingly
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In April 2016, Master Matthews of the English High Court issued a precedent-setting decision in Pyrrho Investments and MWB Business Exchange v. MWB Property and others: parties were permitted to use predictive coding.
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