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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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This is the approach more people need to take. For a lot of work that we do in the legal industry, and others. ““With what people have said, it’s nice to have the option, and there are some things that can be done far more efficiently at home,” said Blycha, a resources projects partner at…
We’ve recently been going through some vendor vetting at work, which requires a lot of time meeting a lot of people and listening to a lot of things. The one thing that has struck me over and over again is how often people in the room at these meetings either already know one another from…
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The mind reels that in 2019 we are still writing articles about this: “If you are requesting documents from an adversary, I strongly recommend insisting on one point and making it non-negotiable. PDFs should be produced with a separate PDF file for each originally separate document. In technical language, the production should be “logically unitized.”…
“Also appearing to be correct were reports that the “hacking” that took place in this instance was of the less hack-y variety and more of the let’s-try-the-guy’s-old-password-y. “ Yeah so, let’s learn a lesson here people. Don’t start a new job with the same password you used at your old job, OK? Yes, using the…