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Linked – Test Your Searches Before the Meet and Confer
If you’ve been in one of my classes, you’re familiar with some examples of why you want to run a search hit report early on, especially before you’ve agreed to the terms! I’ve shared my own experiences many times with students. What made that process difficult was the negotiation with opposing counsel. My client had…
What I’m Reading (weekly)
Preservation Platitudes: Tips for Defensible Legal Hold tags:MM LitSupport It’s Draft Day! What Skills Does Your eDiscovery Quarterback Need? tags:MM LitSupport 6 ways to improve your training videos tags:MM Training 6 Quick Ways to Identify Fake News tags:MM SocNetPres A new release from Nuix and some events for its users tags:MM LitSupport WordPress Websites –…
Linked – How to Make Windows 10 Accept File Paths Over 260 Characters
“With the Anniversary Update of Windows 10, you can finally abandon the 260 character maximum path limit in Windows. You just need to make a minor edit to the Windows Registry or Group Policy. Here’s how to make it happen.” And long time Litigation Support folks who’ve had to deal with client data structured in…
Could Facebook Be Creating a Facial Recognition Tool to be Used by the Government
NPR has a story this morning talking about Facebook’s facial recognition tools and the potential risk to our privacy that comes along with it. One of the things I like about this story is the explanation of modeling, and how without a model, facial scanning doesn’t really work. It’s comparable to the conversations I’ve had…
Linked – Why Your FOIA Request Might Not Get Text Messages
This is mostly because it’s too difficult and/or expensive to retain SMS messages, but I have another takeaway. “In other words, only 22 percent of FOIA requestors got everything they asked for. 22 percent!” The demand for the Federal government to move this percentage higher is going to result in a lot more scrutiny of…
Linked – kCura: UK War with Hosting Partners?
To date partners that provide data hosting have had to buy, install and maintain their own infrastructure – charging a premium to companies that need eDiscovery services as a result. Going forward the hardware and software are all available within RelativityOne, prompting one adviser to say shortly after Relativity Fest: “kCura doesn’t see this as…