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Changing the Conversation in eDiscovery: Where Do We Go From Here?
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‘Test the Rest’: Sampling for eDiscovery Quality Control
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E-Discovery Resources to be Thankful For
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E-Discovery Profits: Drawing Blood From a Stone?
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Changing the Conversation in eDiscovery: Part 4
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“Believe it or not, it’s almost time for another ILTACON! ILTACON is the annual conference for the International Legal Technology Association (ILTA). This year, it is being held in the shadow of Washington, DC in Alexandria, VA at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center. And, once again, eDiscovery Daily will be covering the show!…
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I went to the first Wordcamp Columbus today, and while I thought there were some great sessions, and the organizers did a great job of putting the details together for a good day, I’m still going to give the day a mixed review. First the plusses, The opening keynote, by Jane Wells, was a great…
My wife got me an early Valentine’s present today. Well actually we got each other early Vday presents, because she wanted a nice cardigan sweater she had seen on sale. So I took her with me to pick it out, (No freakin’ way am I buying her clothes by myself, the chances of getting that…
I admit it, this case is one I’m strangely fascinated by. “On Tuesday morning, the nine justices of the Supreme Court put a legal theory from Microsoft to the test—that the company should not be forced to hand over data held abroad to the American government, even when served with a valid court order.” The…