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How to pick eDiscovery Software

October 14, 2014

How to pick eDiscovery Software by Kiwi Camara   Concord DT (800) 246-7881 Here, from most important to least, are the factors you should consider in picking ediscovery software:   Speed The most important feature of ediscovery software is speed. Search, rendering documents, and navigating through results and documents should all be as fast as […]

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: concord, concordance, data collection, disco, ediscovery, kcura, kroll, lexis nexis, native production, relativity, sanctions, Technology assisted review

Advantages of Legal Outsourcing

October 8, 2014

 Advantages of Legal Outsourcing Call CONCORD today to learn how to save your firm $$$ (800) 246-7881 by Shell Kane In recent years, the legal industry has experienced a global paradigm shift in the delivery model for legal services. This new model, known as legal process outsourcing (LPO), involves the transfer of the work of […]

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: bates numbering, California, dti, ediscovery, kcura, legal, litigation, managed services, native production, outsourcing, Technology assisted review

How Apple Successfully Recovered eDiscovery Production Costs

October 2, 2014

Apple, Samsung litigation

How Apple Successfully Recovered eDiscovery Production Costs Call Concord DT today (800) 246-7881 Taxation of cost cases involving eDiscovery often end with the prevailing party not recovering any costs. However, in the true spirit of “think different,” Apple was able to recover $238,102.66 in costs for “the amounts associated with electronic preparation and duplication, not the […]

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Seven Steps of the E-Discovery Process

September 30, 2014

Seven Steps of the E-Discovery Process  Call (800) 246-7881 In the e-discovery process, you must perform certain functions for identifying and preserving electronically stored (ESI), and meet requirements regarding conditions such as relevancy and privilege. Typically, you follow this e-discovery process:  1. Create and retain ESI according to an enforceable electronic records retention policy and […]

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: clawback, data, data collection, document, ediscovery

Keywords vs Technology-Assisted Review: Are they mutually exclusive?

September 4, 2014

Keywords vs Technology-Assisted Review: Are they mutually exclusive? Recently in Bridgestone Americas, Inc. v. International Business Machines Corp., U.S. Magistrate Judge Joe Brown of the Middle District of Tennessee addressed the plaintiff’s request to use technology-assisted review (TAR) on a population of more than 2 million documents, but the corpus had already been culled using […]

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: ediscovery, ibm, keywords, Technology assisted review

Survey: Law Firms Are at an E-Discovery ‘Watershed’

July 28, 2014

Law firms will either embrace e-discovery services altogether or collaborate with vendors for client services. Law firms are at a “watershed” in servicing e-discovery tasks for corporate clients, according to a survey released on July 22, sponsored by RVM Enterprises Inc. and conducted by Ari Kaplan Advisors. Ari Kaplan, reporting on the survey, said that […]

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Law Firms Fail to Protect Data When File Sharing

May 29, 2014

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LexisNexis survey shows disconnect between security concerns and steps taken to protect data. May 29, 2014  |10 Comments U.S. law firms may be worried about the security risks of sharing confidential information online, but a new survey by LexisNexis’ legal and professional division reveals that they are not doing much about it. Unencrypted email remains […]

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You Can Run, But You Cant Hide From Sanctions in Discovery

May 28, 2014

Dont try to fool the judge!

You Can Run, But You Cant Hide From Sanctions in Discovery In a recent ruling in a patent infringement case, a federal magistrate judge refused to grant a consent motion that would vacate the sanctions he previously ordered and let the plaintiff “hide [its] discovery abuse. In an October 2013 order in Digital Vending Services […]

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Articulate Subpoena Costs to Call Off the Dogs in E-Discovery

May 20, 2014

Farrah Pepper, executive counsel, e-discovery, General Electric Co. Articulate Subpoena Costs to Call Off the Dogs in E-Discovery The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure’s Rule 45”which outlines the subpoena process and how it relates to third party e-discovery”was the topic of a Friday panel discussion at the American Bar Association’s 8th Annual National Institute on […]

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: data collection, ediscovery, ESI, kcura, kroll, litigation, native production, preservation, relativity, Technology assisted review

When E-Discovery Goes Wrong

May 19, 2014

When E-Discovery Goes Wrong A panel of experts discuss e-discovery horror stories, vetting vendors and expectations for service providers in terms of competency and ethics. Mark Gerlach, Law Technology News May 19, 2014 |12 Comments   In e-discovery, human and machine glitches, malfunctions and errors are inevitable. However, not efficiently dealing with problems as they […]

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: advanced discovery, concord, document production, ediscovery, kcura, kroll, lexis nexis, litigation, relativity, vendors, viewpoint

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