eDiscovery
As time passes and we acquire more “stuff,” it gets harder to winnow down our possessions. Who longs to spend […]
Technology-assisted review is a widely accepted and appropriate tool to limit the burden of e-discovery, a U.S. Tax Court recently ruled in a case where the IRS requested what two taxpayers asserted what was an unnecessary amount of data.
Bills sent out by e-discovery vendors are often overlooked, for a number of reasons. One is that companies often deal […]
A study of trends and challenges tied to e-discovery in Asia, based on a survey of experts from corporations and […]
Electronic information, including social media posts as well as email, is easy to convey and lives “virtually forever,” and the […]
An Exterro white paper outlines how corporate counsel can regain control of both current and future e-discovery obligations, creating in […]
The case arose in the context of an employment dispute, where the employee made discovery requests for three separate email […]
With the prevalence of electronic communications – email, texting, social media postings – reviewing attorneys are often buried in material, […]
E-discovery bills are often overlooked as a source of potential cost cutting, for a number of reasons. Many corporations contract […]
Predictable and recurring problems arise in the production of documents for an e-discovery project. A white paper from Avansic details […]
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