E-Discovery technology is essential to counsel. But if counsel isn’t completely versed in using the software, particularly how to redact confidential information, it can prove disastrous. Just ask one lawyer representing Wells Fargo.
[Read More]Last month, we posted that texting clients is “the new normal call.” Also increasingly the new normal: the discoverability of texts. Corporate Counsel recently reported that while SMS e-discovery is still finding its
[Read More]Together Everyone Achieves More … in e-discovery? It seems obvious — or does it? A recent Above the Law article outlines how a team approach helps counsel not only achieve what they need
[Read More]Are clients and counsel on the same page when it comes to e-discovery? A recent Above the Law report highlighted some of the questions posed in an e-discovery survey by the Cowan Group
[Read More]It’s well known that litigation is expensive and review costs can add up quickly, especially when there’s plenty of ESI associated with a case. Corporations are looking to minimize costs wherever they can,
[Read More]Ping, ding, beep! Text messages, social media posts and data from Internet of Things devices are increasing exponentially. Users aren’t the only ones often struggling to keep up — business and IT leaders
[Read More]Corporations understand that in litigation, working more efficiently saves time and time is money. Corporate counsel who find themselves occupied with trying to understand and manage e-discovery, plus keep up with its changing
[Read More]Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes once said, “It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data.” IBM’s updates to its Watson Discovery Service enable dear counsel to learn all there
[Read More]Though retired as the highly-regarded Judge of the Southern District of New York, Shira A. Scheindlin continues to be sought after for her wealth of legal knowledge and perspective on emerging technologies and
[Read More]In order to help address the issues that arise as antitrust e-discovery crosses international borders, Ernst & Young held the webinar “Anticipating Pitfalls in Cross-Border Antitrust eDiscovery.” Topics discussed, as Inside Counsel reported,
[Read More]Should the government be allowed to retain and search copied computer files that were not covered by the original warrant? This is the central question within United States v. Ganias, which was brought
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