A law firm for eDiscovery and Information Law
On November 14, 2012, Kelly Twigger will join an esteemed group of presenters including Judges from the Federal and State bench at the 5th Annual Electronic Discovery Conference sponsored by AIIM Wisconsin, Eastern District of Wisconsin Bar Association and the Milwaukee Bar Association.
Are you one of the many lawyers that avoid eDiscovery completely because you find the topic overwhelming to tackle? If so, you are missing out on the opportunity to understand the facts of a case faster and better, which can lead to better and more cost-effective results for your clients.
The key message from the Florida Supreme Court and the drafters: Lawyers need to know their client’s systems at the outset of the matter to take advantage of the rules and the protections they afford.
Why does having the true list of custodians matter from the start? Two reasons — reducing risk and saving money.
Following on the heels of Halloween and Freddy Krueger, the Eastern District of Wisconsin Bar Association is putting on its annual eDiscovery event.
Think you deleted that email archive? Think again!
The latest Case in Point cartoon brings eDiscovery home with a LOL.
As organizations face hefty price tags to preserve, manage, collect and review email in litigation, many have moved to try to lessen the load by signing up for email archiving.
If you are not on Facebook, Google + or other social media sites, you need to know how they work and the lingo, because your witnesses, clients and jury members are and do.
Understanding the difference between an active image of a hard drive vs. a forensic image is crucial in preservation and collection for e-discovery.