The Snowden Effect in eDiscovery
Do Edward Snowden’s revelations about NSA spying have any relationship to eDiscovery? Until now, the answer probably would have been no. However, the Internet Cases blog has an interesting recap…
read moreWhy Doesn't Silicon Valley Get eDiscovery?
Lawyers have taken a lot of criticism over the years for being slow to wrap their heads around eDiscovery. However, it turns out that lawyers aren’t the only ones having…
read moreBerger Schatz Chooses Nextpoint Technology for eDiscovery
Chicago Family Law Firm Adopts Nextpoint as enterprise technology for ediscovery and trial practice. Berger Schatz has chosen Nextpoint to be the firm-wide provider of in-house technology for eDiscovery collections,…
read more5 Tips to Keep Your Social Media-Addicted Clients Out of Jail
Nicholas Emond says he is a misunderstood young man. Emond, aka “Sin Demon” says he is not a criminal, but has been unfairly maligned for his tattoos and general appearance.…
read moreNine eDiscovery Tips to Turn Any Trial to Your Advantage
Lawyers like to put up a tough front. In fact, that’s their job – to be a zealous advocate for their clients. But underneath the tough facade, lawyers are only…
read moreSocial Media Archiving Gets Serious
In an era of NSA revelations, it’s easy to make jokes that the government has a copy of every phone call or email. But it is actually close to the truth.…
read moreProtect Attorney Client Privilege from Waiver
Executives from phone giant Nokia got a nasty surprise when they sat down to negotiate an important licensing agreement with competitor Samsung. Samsung representatives demanded that Nokia give them the…
read moreLow Cost eDiscovery: Making Legal Services Affordable
What is the first thing people say about lawyers? Do people talk about how great their lawyer is? Do they talk about the zealous representation, or ethical service and high…
read moreIs Affordable eDiscovery Possible Without Undermining Justice?
This is the first in a two-part series looking at how Judges and Federal Rule-makers are attempting to make eDiscovery less expensive. The last time the federal courts adopted new…
read moreBringing Litigation Technology Into the 21st Century
Just a few years ago, the New York Times predicted that an army of robots would put attorneys out of work. It’s an interesting premise, and there may be some…
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