The development and use of technology in the legal industry are moving at break-neck speed. Technologies are changing, and thus, the sources of data are constantly evolving as well. Email […]
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The annual ILTA conference is back with a vengeance! At least, that is the word we hear on the street and throughout the industry. For the uninformed, the International Legal
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As the Summer meanders along, the hope is that everyone in the e-discovery community is staying cool and safe. Summer or not, we remain committed to providing the best training
The Value of Certification Read More »
The International Organization for Standardization, known as ISO, has been setting standards in the business world since the 1940s. Expert teams at ISO have developed more than 24,000 international standards
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No matter where you are in the legal world, at each stage of any e-discovery project there are a handful of things you need to get right to have a
E-Discovery Education: The Handful of Things You Must Get Right Read More »
Understanding the things that drive costs in e-discovery, knowing how to design and execute the project with those drivers in mind, and developing the scope of an e-discovery project to
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One of the things I love about e-discovery is the passion of the people who work in the industry. For those not following the impassioned debate between Doug Austin, Editor
The Ongoing Debate About the “E” in E-Discovery: Passion, Purpose, and Persuasion Read More »
I’m a big believer in rules. Rules bring order to what otherwise might be chaos. Rules set expectations. Rules guide human behavior (and sometimes non-human behavior). Heck, rules guide how
Grammar, Style, and the Rule of Law in E-Discovery (plus Cheesecake) Read More »
The job market in e-discovery and across the legal industry is definitely in the middle of something. It’s not clear whether it’s the beginning, middle or end of something, but
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A recent decision from the Supreme Court of British Columbia illustrates how litigants may find themselves in trouble with the court and opposing counsel when they fail to properly preserve
What Happens in Canada When You Fail to Preserve and Produce ESI Read More »
