Extract from Emilie Neumeier’s article “Molding Your e-Discovery Tech: Finding Creative Uses Beyond Traditional Boundaries”
In the ever-evolving landscape of legal technology, e-discovery tools have become indispensable for managing vast amounts of data during evidentiary review, analysis, and production for the purposes of litigation.
However, the potential of these tools extends far beyond traditional document review. At Relativity Fest 2024, we discussed the innovative ways in-house, law firm, and service provider teams have learned to use existing e-discovery technology to tackle new data challenges. The session, “Play-Doh Potential: Broadening e-Discovery Tools for Alternative Uses,” featured speakers from across the legal industry, including:
- Rachel Hull-Murphy, Director, Legal Operations, Relativity
- Maureen Holland, Manager, Global Assurances Services & US Privacy, AstraZeneca
- Virginia Duke Ring, Principal, Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP
- Brian Karney, Managing Director, Deloitte Risk and Financial Advisory
This distinguished panel shared how they’ve made the most of their team’s investments in e-discovery software, enabling their organizations and clients to approach new challenges with familiar solutions—and do more with less while confronting high-pressure, limited-budget business needs.
