E-Discovery
More sensors means more data, and more data means more – and different kinds of – evidence. And of course sensors can be…
Courts are moving away from arguing whether predictive coding can be used in e-discovery, and are instead focusing on appropriate […]
Using personal devices for business creates an indelible record, for better or worse. Should your company officially authorize the practice, […]
The word “cooperation” is often part of court opinions on e-discovery, but its practice is often given short shrift by […]
Predictive coding is just one of many technology tools to consider when trying to get control of the e-discovery process […]
A survey of in-house practitioners by Today’s General Counsel found that information governance, focusing on enhanced data protection systems, staff […]
Last year the Court of Justice of the European Union, the highest judicial authority of the EU, rendered three important […]
Among recent cases summarized in Sidley & Austin’s monthly e-discovery update: Before the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, failure of […]
After working for 13 years as General Counsel for MasterCard, Noah Hanft shifted to a new role with the International […]
Technology assisted review, or TAR, has undergone significant improvements, writes attorney Mark Noel from Catalyst Repository Systems: “TAR 2.0″ does […]
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