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Ready or Not, It’s Time for Corporate America to Address Social Media

October 26, 2011 By Rob Jones 1 Comment

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

Filed Under: eDiscovery, Featured, Top-Rated Tagged With: AccessData, e-discovery, E-Discovery Litigation, e-discovery social media, eDiscovery, facebook, law, legal, linkedIn, social media, twitter

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

Twitter + Libel = “Twibel”

August 2, 2011 By Keith Schrodt 2 Comments

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

News of the World: Hacking into eDiscovery

July 11, 2011 By Kate Paslin 2 Comments

By now, anyone who watches the news knows that British tabloid News of the World, subsidiary of News International and ultimately Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation, closed its doors after 168 years due to the infamous and growing scandal over… Read more

Filed Under: eDiscovery Tagged With: AD eDiscovery, case law, cell phone, digital evidence, law, legal, metadata, mobile phone, mobile phone examiner, MPE+, police, privacy

Recommind’s “Predictive Coding” Patent: More PR Than IP

June 13, 2011 By Devin Krugly 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

Filed Under: eDiscovery Tagged With: collection, e-discovery, law, legal, legal review, predictive coding, trademarks

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