A law firm for eDiscovery and Information Law
I’ve probably conducted 15+ depositions of IT personnel for eDiscovery purposes, and I can tell you flat out that it is primarily a useless endeavor. WHY? Because they don’t create the information, and you won’t get what you are looking […]
Social media is a key issue to be covered in legal hold notices, particularly where the case covers marketing of consumer products OR when there are individuals on either side. Traditional marketing is now by the way side, and consumer […]
If you want to get what you want in the discovery of ESI and control your costs, you need to FOCUS your discovery requests. Focus on what, you ask? On what you actually need for the litigation. Get out of […]
One of the most overlooked issues in eDiscovery happens AFTER the case is over — law firms and clients are so relieved the case is finished that they forget the necessary cleanup of what I call client data creep. After […]
After the Olympics, I’m looking forward to the return of new episodes of The Good Wife. It’s a brilliant show, with characters that you truly love to hate, and a leading lady that is unflappable, no matter WHAT is thrown […]
One of the things I do regularly is help clients get appropriate ESI orders in place for a matter. What is an ESI order, you ask? An ESI order is an agreement between the parties, and then signed off on […]
Sure — you know what you’re spending on eDiscovery. But…do you understand why you’re spending it? One of the things I do for my clients is to help them understand what and why they pay their outside firms to handle eDiscovery. The goal is […]
Without Further ado . . . We give you the eDiscovery Assistant™, the first native iPad App for eDiscovery. I know you’re excited, and it’s cool, because we are too. We’ve been working on it for almost two […]
For those of you in Wisconsin who missed or weren’t close enough to attend the 5th Annual eDiscovery event held in Milwaukee in November, you’re in luck.
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.