Meet early. Meet often. Hardly any eDiscovery seminar concludes without one of the speakers – be it a judge, in-house counsel, or law firm attorney – addressing the importance of […]
Making the Most of a Meet and Confer Read More »
In March 2018, The Sedona Conference published another useful guide for e-discovery professionals, Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 34(b)(2) Primer: Practice Pointers for Responding to Discovery Requests. This guide is
The Sedona Conference’s FRCP 34(b)(2) Primer Read More »
Two weeks ago, I took the Certified E-Discovery Specialist (CEDS) exam. For those of you thinking about adding this certification to your resume, I encourage you to do it! It’s
When to Hold ‘Em; When to Fold ‘Em Read More »
I probably don’t need to tell you that data privacy and protection are some of the thorniest topics right now in legal, IT, and records management practices. Specifically, effective May
GDPR: Top 6 Things E-Discovery Professionals Need to Know Read More »
It’s been over two years since the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) were amended to refine e-discovery practices in litigation. Of the changes, none has spurred more transformation than
Recent E-Discovery Case Law: Proportionality in Requesting Financial and Tax Documents Read More »
February is the month of love. Hearts, candy, and flowers. The hint of spring harkening. The enthusiasm of a new year upon us. But for one federal court judge, the
No Love for the 2015 Discovery Amendments: Landry v. Swire Oilfield Services Read More »
It is well established that courts will support parties electing to use technology assisted review (TAR) to identify responsive documents in discovery. However, TAR methodologies and quality control (QC) measures
TAR Protocol Rules the Roost: In Re Broiler Chicken Read More »
Each January, thousands of legal technologists gather in New York City to learn from peers, network with old and new colleagues, and let their hair down. Yes, another Legalweek (aka
Top 10 List: ACEDS Highlights from #LegalWeek18 Read More »
The last time I looked for a job, I was in my 20’s. Gas cost less than $1.50 a gallon; George W. Bush was president; and no one binge-watched anything
Moving On: Embracing Job Change in the E-Discovery Industry Read More »
