This past month I attended an e-discovery conference and sat in on one of the sessions that covered social media in Corporate America. It made sense that I attend this session because at some point over the past five years I had been anointed a,… Read more
E-Discovery Musical Chairs; HP’s Acquisition of Autonomy and What it Means for the Market
September 8, 2011 By 5 Comments
On August 18th, HP announced its acquisition of Autonomy. While this was huge news in the IT industry both because of the size of the acquisition and because of the strategy change it was part of at HP, the acquisition was even bigger news in the… Read more
The EDRM Buyer’s Guide – Part II
August 30, 2011 By 1 Comment
This week we are posting an excerpt from our recently published EDRM Buyer’s Guide; a phase-by phase walkthrough and checklist created by a former Litigation Project Manager using guidelines developed during implementation of a top oil and gas… Read more
When Courts Disagree
June 20, 2011 By 6 Comments
On the tail of clear divergence among courts on the issue of the required showing for the imposition of spoliation sanctions (compare Orbit One Communications, Inc. v. Numerex Corp., 2010 WL 4615547 and Pension Committee of the University of… Read more
Recommind’s “Predictive Coding” Patent: More PR Than IP
June 13, 2011 By 2 Comments
Since Recommind officially announced the decision by the US Patent and Trademark Office to award the company a patent for what its press release termed a “Workflow and Technology for Computer-Assisted Document Analysis and Review”, the… Read more
The Culture of Sanctions
May 28, 2011 By 1 Comment
A recent trip to London offered new perspective on e-discovery practices and culture here at home. To give just three examples, American courts place greater emphasis on ethics and sanctions than our English counterparts, as well as a slightly… Read more
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