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Bit-By-Bit: A Reality Check

August 15, 2011 By Tim Leehealey 2 Comments

From the people who advocated the backup system, “Ghost” ((For those of you who are not familiar with Ghost, it was one of the first bit-by-bit copying products on the market and was aimed at IT and disaster recovery markets.)) as an attempted… Read more

Filed Under: eDiscovery Tagged With: collection, digital evidence, E-Discovery Litigation, E-Discovery Software, eDiscovery analysis, eDiscovery cost containment, electronic discovery, forensics, legal

It is the Spring of Efficiency; It is the Winter of Incompatible Tools: 3 Ideas to Make the Tulips Bloom Year Round

May 13, 2011 By Erika Lee 1 Comment

It is the best of times, it is the worst of times, it is the age of technological advancement, it is the age of technological vulnerability, it is the epoch of digital information, it is the epoch of risk, it is the season of information governance,… Read more

Filed Under: eDiscovery Tagged With: AccessData, AD eDiscovery, e-discovery, E-Discovery Litigation, ediscovery software, Electronic Discovery Litigation, forensic software, forensic technology, forensics, Legal E-Discovery, legal review

The E-Discovery Arms Race… and Tales from the Trenches

April 22, 2011 By Trey Tramonte Leave a Comment

The tagline for this blog is “Candid analysis of the issues, the processes and the technology,” and in that spirit, I’d like to share with you my impressions and personal experiences, as somebody who is in the field talking to customers and… Read more

Filed Under: eDiscovery Tagged With: AccessData, AD eDiscovery, case law, e-discovery, E-Discovery Litigation, Electronic Discovery Litigation, ESI, forensic software, forensic technology, forensics, FTK, law, legal, legal IT, litigation

If Preservation Isn’t Fit, They Might Acquit!

March 31, 2011 By Devin Krugly 1 Comment

Recently I had the pleasure of reviewing a very well-cited article by a group of attorneys from the esteemed firm of Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel. Norman C. Simon, Brendan M. Schulman, and Samantha V. Ettari, E-Discovery Holds Strategies for… Read more

Filed Under: eDiscovery Tagged With: case law, collection, digital evidence, e-discovery, E-Discovery Litigation, eDiscovery analysis, Electronic Discovery Litigation, ESI, forensics, law, law firm, Legal E-Discovery, legal IT, legal review, litigation, metadata

Planning on Committing a Crime in California? Leave Your iPhone at Home…

January 12, 2011 By Caitlin Murphy 1 Comment

Last week in a ruling sure to be hotly debated in law school criminal procedure classes around the country, the California Supreme Court ruled that arresting officers, without a warrant, may search the contents of a cell phone taken from a suspect… Read more

Filed Under: eDiscovery Tagged With: cell phone, forensics, law, law enforcement, mobile phone, mobile phone examiner, MPE+, police, Supreme Court decision

In eDiscovery, Forensics Is NOT a 4 letter Word

December 20, 2010 By Tim Leehealey 2 Comments

It is not clear when it happened but the marketing cycle surrounding the word forensics has clearly come full circle. Ten years ago, forensics was really a bad word in the eDiscovery market. It implied a level of black magic that few people were… Read more