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By Frank Ready | August 30, 2021
For document reviewers, accepting a job working remotely can mean tolerating some increasingly laborious security procedures, such as gaze analysis, video monitoring and retina scans.
By Victoria Hudgins | August 27, 2021
ILTACON 2021 panelists share their tips and lessons learned from managing remote document reviewers during the pandemic.
By Frank Ready | August 26, 2021
An ILTACON 2021 panel examined how the swell of collaboration platforms inside organizations has raised new questions around not only how to preserve data, but how much of it can be reasonably produced for discovery.
By Frank Ready | August 26, 2021
An ILTACON 2021 panel examined the key assumptions that legal teams make when devising their TAR strategies. But depending on the nature of the case or the documents involved, those instincts may not always hold true.
By Victoria Hudgins | August 25, 2021
Corporations need to take a holistic, proactive approach to the mountains of duplicated data created during e-discovery, according to an ILTACON panel.
By Rhys Dipshan | August 24, 2021
The e-discovery provider announced a learning management system that offers personalized, "role-based" educational content, and an certification program that won't be prerequisite of using the tool.
By Andrew Goudsward | August 20, 2021
A district court judge told the Justice Department to pare down some of its discovery requests to resolve the dispute.
By Damir Kahvedžić, ProSearch | August 19, 2021
The UK's Red Flag Laws responding to early automobiles provide a key lesson for today's lawyers: The focus on protecting the status quo at the expense of the new can be risky.
By Frank Ready | August 18, 2021
Martin Tully, who recently joined Redgrave as a partner, noted that law firms who have yet to adapt to ALSPs' presence in the e-discovery market will find it difficult to stay competitive—or even survive.
By Frank Ready | August 17, 2021
A brisk pace and an onslaught of data sources is complicating the e-discovery efforts related to the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection. But despite the DOJ's struggles, some e-discovery practitioners say they're impressed with how the agency is handling the challenge.
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