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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 […]
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 […]
The costs of collecting data are a big component of the overall eDiscovery bill when you’re the producing party. It’s often a toss up — do you over collect to save time and money or conduct a targeted collection where you […]
It’s time again for the annual Spring Seminar for the Denver chapter of ARMA! This year’s event focuses on the rapid changes occurring in information management.
Newly updated for 2011-2012, this eDiscovery book takes a proactive approach to the discovery of electronically stored information. Kelly Twigger of ESI Attorneys co-authoring.
I am honored to lead an all-star cast in Denver for a hands on seminar explaining how day-to-day of information management plays out in litigation through eDiscovery.
The Denver ARMA chapter Spring Seminar will be a day long event designed to teach records managers, attorneys and IT professionals the role that records and information management plays in the litigation process, specifically as it relates to e-discovery.