“When you’re making an argument in the discovery context, know your data” This is such a great quote. I find it amazing how many times I hear of people showing up for meet and confers or sending responses to production requests who haven’t taken the time to understand the data that might be involved. It…
This seems really interesting. Not only for in-house folks dealing with eDiscovery but also for those of us in a law firm, or other entity, that works with those folks. It never hurts to be able to understand what your clients are dealing with. I’ll definitely be keeping an eye on this site. “CorporateEdiscovery.com is…
The answer would be yes. Especially if you ask the client about the billable hours involved, right? What is Predictive Coding and Should I Think About Using It?
Because, you always need some ways to save money on your eDiscovery costs. Of course, my biggest suggestion can be boiled down to one simple sentence: Get rid of stuff you don’t need! But if you need more than that, check out this Legaltech News article. https://www.law.com/legaltechnews/sites/legaltechnews/2018/01/02/five-cost-saving-measures-for-e-discovery/
Available on the website. Looks like quite a few interesting articles and survey results: The ABA Legal Technology Resource Center (LTRC) is proud to present the fifth annual ABA TECHREPORT. ABA TECHREPORT dives into data from the LTRC’s Legal Technology Survey Report to highlight key numbers and practical takeaways for today’s lawyers. In this edition of ABA TECHREPORT our experts weigh in on topics ranging…
Chris is right about this, as eDiscovery tools and skills become more and more focused on “finding the right information”, they cross over into a lot of other areas, investigations, information governance, HR, and on and on. “The object lesson for lawyers? The skills and tools which you originally acquire for eDiscovery open doors to…