The implications of what Seth has to say about tools like Google Sheets when it comes to eDiscovery technology are pretty obvious to me. “If you get good at a type of technology, you’ll find yourself using it often. On the other hand, if you decide that you’re somehow untalented at it (which is nonsense)…
If this is you, you really should take their advice, and go learn something about eDiscovery technology. Have you ever been involved in a meet and confer regarding electronically stored information and felt your adversary was speaking a foreign language? Is active machine learning an unfamiliar concept to you? Is BYOD an acronym for who-knows-what?…
In what is surely a sign of the times we are suddenly living in, I got an email today from Mark Mack and Kaylee Walstad announcing the creation of a job board on the EDRM site. Right now, it’s mostly just a link to other job boards that EDRM members and others in our industry…
Just saw this post today and wanted to share. If you find yourself at home on the weekends with some extra time on your hands, Relativity wants to offer you some free training and exams so you can use this time to develop your skills. I can think of worse things to do. Personally, I’ve…
I think the rise of ephemeral, or temporary, messaging, is fascinating, and I also think that many in the legal field are completely overthinking this. Take, for example the article below, where Pavan raises what he considers to be the “risks: Risks of Ephemeral messaging Preservation and spoliation of evidence: Information that is within the scope…
Ah California, making things difficult for us poor Litigation Support folks. SB 370 changes the rules in California, and could, potentially be quite messy and expensive, depending on how the rules get clarified in the Courts. In a nutshell, it’s going to change how we produce documents: “Going forward, the producing party is required to…