eDiscovery
About one third of all law firms have a formal policy for managing paper records, but no policy for managing […]
As early as the year 2000, federal courts acknowledged that discoverable electronically stored information (ESI) included audio. Audio stored in […]
A federal appeals court recently determined that the International Trade Commission has authority to bar importation of products made abroad […]
A recent Harris Interactive-Kroll Ontrack survey found that 86 percent of Fortune 1000 corporations and medium-to-large law firm respondents “insource” […]
How electronic evidence is acquired can vary widely depending on whether the case is a criminal investigation, government investigation or […]
The Export Administration Regulations (EAR), enforced by the United States Department of Commerce, and the International Traffic in Arms Regulations […]
The burden of preserving electronic information applies equally to defendants and plaintiffs. Defendants that have prepared in advance for e-discovery […]
This article considers the question of what is the best technology for doing Early Case Assessment (ECA), which is briefly […]
The amount of information that is electronically stored will continue its explosive growth in 2012. In response, litigants and the […]
Outmoded data collection technology usually results in one of two undesirable outcomes: too much data is collected, or too little. […]
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