eDiscovery

Who Should Perform A Database Collection, IT Department Or Third Party?

Collecting information from a database system is very different from a traditional e-discovery collection. Whom do you contact first when […]

A federal court jury in Louisiana imposed $6 billion in punitive damages, along with $1.5 million in actual damages, on […]

Widespread reluctance to use predictive coding in order to identify privileged documents may soon give way, as the technology continues to improve…

Sidley & Austin attorneys look at July court actions and determinations regarding e-discovery. Among the highlights: The Seventh Circuit upheld […]

In lieu of retaining an outside vendor, law firm Winston & Strawn has developed its own e-discovery unit, which for […]

“DD” is an acronym worth adding to the in-house lexicon. It stands for “defensible disposition,” which is defined by Deloitte’s […]

A plaintiff insurance company wanted to deviate from an agreed upon e-discovery protocol by using predictive coding instead of costlier […]

Three paralegals from the Nilan Johnson Lewis law firm discuss changes in the profession and new roles for paralegals, as […]

The challenges of Global E-Discovery Project Management, “GEDPM,” run the gamut from the circumscribed and relatively manageable to the more […]

In data collection, an excess of caution translates into needless expense. To keep budgets intact, the collection method needs to […]