Sound project management is vital to any eDiscovery matter. Without it, data can be overlooked, budgets overrun, deadlines missed, and defensibility compromised. To ensure that your eDiscovery
Continue readingOn Thursday, March 11th, at 1:00pm Catalyst is sponsoring a webinar discussion exploring recent e-discovery trends regarding privileged documents, including the Facciola-Redgrave protocol for privilege
Continue readingThe Morgan Lewis eData team and Recommind are sponsoring what looks to be a very informative live seminar on March 18th (next Thursday) at 4:00pm in the
Continue readingWe all know about the paradigm shift in the legal industry. It has been well chronicled by Richard Susskind, Jordon Furlong, Ron Friedmann and many others. The legal industry melt down, the
Continue readingThe prospects for an accelerating global economic recovery were supported on Wednesday as Adecco, Swiss-based and the world’s largest temporary staffing group, said employment trends had been improving
Continue readingWe have had numerous posts on our site concerning raising your profile, “branding” yourself, marketing yourself, and doing that through writing. As we have said, despite the universal concern
Continue readingTitle: Defensible Legal Hold & Early Case Assessment — Advanced Technology Best Practices & the Changing Reasonableness Standard (sponsored by Autonomy) Date: March 3, 2010 Time: 1:00 PM (EST) Best
Continue readingAs we reported yesterday (along with 8 gazillion other media reports) ABC News had reported a few weeks ago that a former Toyota product liability lawyer had accused Toyota of hiding information in
Continue readingIn our series “Data! Data! Data!” – Cures for a General Counsel’s ESI Nightmares” we have been interviewing thought leaders in the ESI management and e-discovery universe
Continue readingAs reported today in Corporate Counsel magazine, anti-corruption enforcement is bulking up (click here for article). Mark Mendelsohn, deputy chief of the DOJ fraud section’s criminal division,
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