eDiscovery

The E-Discovery Imperative

A conservative estimate suggests 44 zettabytes of data will be produced annually in the next three years. With over a […]

E-Discovery software company Exterro convened three experts to discuss a recent case where the concept of “proportionality,” as addressed by […]

When the Vermont Attorney General’s office was preparing to investigate Exxon Mobil for allegedly hiding its own climate change research, […]

Electronically stored information can be boiled down to two types, unstructured and structured. Lawyers are most familiar with unstructured data […]

Keeping mind that data now exists on multiple platforms, that it’s fluid, changeable and constantly being sent, received, edited, moved and deleted…

In a Q&A, a look at trends in e-discovery and the adoption of e-discovery technologies by both in-house legal departments and law firms.

What looked like a clear answer in a 2016 appeals court decision was qualified by a federal court earlier this […]

Significant amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure late in 2015, followed by a flood of judicial opinions interpreting […]

Courts will expect parties to cooperate. Federal Rules of Civil Procedure amendments in 2015 make it clear that increased cooperation […]

The movement toward more flexible technology is taking hold with both law firm and corporate clients globally. For lawyers, this […]