eDiscovery

Information Technology Outpacing Information Law

In seeming accord with various informal laws suggested by physicists and engineers (the most well known being Moore’s law, which […]

A common misperception is that if we could figure out the right e-discovery technology, a lot of money could be […]

Predictive coding is a process by which attorneys review a small sample of a large volume of documents, according to […]

Generally Accepted Record-Keeping Principles (GARP ) constitute a broad framework that organizations of any size or industry can use to […]

The American Bar Association’s Model Rules of Professional Conduct say that a lawyer shall provide competent representation to a client. […]

Technology-Assisted Review (TAR) promises to reduce the time and money it takes to produce responsive materials, using a blend of […]

Electronically stored information is ephemeral by nature, so the duty to preserve makes the identification of potentially relevant ESI a […]

Cost control is a number one issue for most company and organization legal departments, and their litigation budgets – specifically […]

As the amount of data and the number of content sources grow due to the globalization of business, lawyers proficient […]

Much attention has been devoted to e-discovery technology and its impact on document review. What is not being discussed, the […]