Delaware Business Court Insider | Commentary
By James H.S. Levine and Douglas D. Herrmann | September 26, 2018
Over the past 25 years, the emergence of electronic communications has dramatically altered the landscape of discovery. As new technologies develop and become more prevalent, the scope of what is considered appropriate or necessary in e-discovery continues to evolve.
Corporate Counsel | Expert Opinion
By Brian Schrader | September 26, 2018
With billions of active accounts across multiple social media channels, including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, LinkedIn and more, user-generated content is being generated at an amazing pace.
By David Carns, Casepoint | September 25, 2018
Organizations evaluating new e-discovery practices and technology investments must carefully analyze the total cost of ownership (TCO)—including both direct and indirect costs—when evaluating their current practices and technologies.
By David Greetham, Ricoh | September 21, 2018
Cloud service providers to the federal government must meet the rigorous requirements of the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program. But securing an entire e-discovery workflow means going even beyond that.
By Zach Warren | September 20, 2018
Carpenter says X1's position aligns well of with his vision of the e-discovery marketplace, where the goal is to 'move the strategy formation phase up to the beginning, as opposed to later in the process.'
By Adam Brill, Logikcull | September 19, 2018
As more and more data is in blockchains, attorneys will have to interact with it. Blockchain will also become part of litigation without being the central focus as systems move to blockchain implementation. Attorneys will have to take note.
By Jason Chang, Carolyn Bigg and Sammy Fang, DLA Piper | September 18, 2018
Unsure about China's regulatory environment? These tips can help navigate legal challenges that affect cross-border data collection.
By Rhys Dipshan | September 13, 2018
University of Florida professor William Hamilton traveled to Nanjing, China to teach a two-week crash course on e-discovery. He had his work cut out for him.
By Rhys Dipshan | September 13, 2018
University of Florida professor William Hamilton traveled to Nanjing, China, to teach a two-week crash course on e-discovery. He had his work cut out for him.
By Zach Warren | September 13, 2018
Nuix expects growth with its new business and wants to get rid of 'preconceived notions' of a legacy tool.
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