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Employee turnover is a given. It’s never easy, and depending on your business structure and who the employee is, and it can be very tough for an organization. Exit interviews for departing employees are a general part of the process […]
At last count, the number of businesses “servicing” the eDiscovery market was well over 700. And, as you might expect, they are all over the board when it comes to having folks that are knowledgeable and that have hardware and […]
eDiscovery is scary to many lawyers. I know, I work with you all every day. And I do get it, I really do. But here’s the thing — You have to stop passing the buck on eDiscovery. All of the […]
I am still surprised at the number of lawyers who are trying to decide by themselves what information should be preserved and collected for a matter. I’m more surprised at the number that still aren’t thinking about it at all, […]
Let’s face it. Lawyers can’t continue to conduct discovery the same way that we always have. Have you drafted or received this RFP lately? “Produce all communications and correspondence between any employee, contractor or other person at ABC corporation to […]
For the last few weeks, we’ve been delving into the detail of 5 Questions to Ask Your Law Firm About eDiscovery. We’ve talked about who’s handling your eDiscovery strategy, technology concerns, process (please, please have one), and keeping an ongoing […]
We’re answering our 5 Questions to Ask Your Law Firm About eDiscovery — If you’ve missed our previous posts, check the links at the bottom of this email. This week we’re exploring the questions: Does Your Firm Provide a Discovery […]
Our last few blog posts have been dedicated to answering the top about how they handle your eDiscovery. This week is a biggie, because technology and handling the data can represent hundreds of thousands of dollars. Before we dive in […]
We are delving into each of the five questions each week. In case you missed the first two posts, here’s your chance to read them. In week one, we laid out the to ask your law firm and why. In […]
I regularly ask GC’s how they handle their electronic discovery. The answer is almost universally the same — they “assume that their law firm is on top of it.” But are they? Do you really know what your firm is […]