In today’s legal review process, the ability to quickly analyze data and gain insight into that data is what allows a law firm to differentiate itself and beat its opponents. However, in reality law firms are overwhelmed with the amount of data… Read more
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Twitter + Libel = “Twibel”
What is it about social media that makes grown men and women rant, gossip, and whine like little kids at a slumber party? Is it the anytime access, the desire to shock and awe, the ease of use, or our own narcissism taking control? My mom always… Read more
Filed Under: eDiscovery Tagged With: cell phone, defamation, digital evidence, e-discovery, E-Discovery Litigation, eDiscovery, electronic discovery, Electronic Discovery Litigation, ESI, facebook, iPhone, law, legal, Legal E-Discovery, libel, linkedIn, litigation, myspace, PDA, privacy, social media, twibel, twitter
The Seventh Circuit Electronic Discovery Pilot Program
Two weeks ago, I had the pleasure of chairing and speaking at IQPC’s 2nd Annual eDiscovery Canada Summit in Toronto, Ontario. The Summit had some excellent content, as well as very informative open discussions on a wide variety of topics during… Read more
Filed Under: eDiscovery Tagged With: 7th circuit, AccessData, AD eDiscovery, e-discovery, eDiscovery cost containment, ESI, law, Legal E-Discovery, legal IT
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