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2019 eDiscovery Predictions
With the start of a new year comes a new round of innovation for the realm of eDiscovery. With 2018 seeing the adoption of more analytic based EDRM models, expanding concerns and adoptions to information governance policies, technological advancements & more we can only expect 2019 to be a year of growth. Since we can’t…
Read More3 Ways the eDiscovery Industry Continues to Grow
The eDiscovery market is growing rapidly. The industry is expected to explode by 15.6% by 2021. Because the processes around eDiscovery are complex, many potential clients are just learning of its potential. eDiscovery is the technological discovery, identification, and collection of electronically stored information (ESI) to be used in various forms of investigation. eDiscovery professionals possess…
Read More6 Security Steps To Take With Laptops, Smartphones, and Flash Drives
Laptops, smartphones, and flash drives save lawyers from packing heavy briefcases stuffed with paperwork. However, this convenience comes with a price — the security risks are substantial. According to William Quick, a sole practitioner in Clayton, MO who teaches and lectures on technology topics, “Identity theft is a mushrooming problem that Congress and the states…
Read MoreWhy Your Firm Needs a Mobile Device Policy
The convenience and functionality of mobile phones, tablets, and laptops enable our content hungry lives. Each year, we become more dependent on constant use of mobile devices to keep up with our professional and personal lives. Mobile technology is so ingrained in our daily life, we use it to shop, email, search the web, navigate,…
Read More15 eDiscovery Blogs for Legal Professionals (Updated)
The complexities of eDiscovery make constantly following recent eDiscovery news and developments a necessity for most legal professionals. EDiscovery is a part of all forms of litigation and continues to grow and evolve at an astounding rate. Fortunately, there are a number of blogs that track eDiscovery developments and we’ve compiled an updated list of…
Read MorePlanning For And Getting eDiscovery From Third Parties
Collecting third-party documents can be fraught, and without thinking ahead, you can unwittingly create needless challenges to getting data. Extract from an article by: Kelly Twigger Gathering documents from third parties is a regular part of litigation, mediation, and arbitration. But it can be fraught, and without thinking ahead, you can unwittingly create needless challenges to…
Read MoreReview the Newest Volume of eDiscovery Case Law Summaries (Zapproved Fall 2018)
Understand how the new rules, spoliation, and proportionality continue to impact corporate ediscovery case law Case Law Summaries provided by Zapproved, read the full volume here. Download your copy of the Fall 2018 Ediscovery Case Law Summaries volume. This new edition explores how recent spoliation, proportionality, and other ediscovery-relevant case decisions are guiding litigation. Stay…
Read MoreTop Twitter Accounts Legal Professionals Should Be Following
Twitter can be one of the most hit or miss sources of information out there, especially for those in an industry that changes as quickly as the world of eDiscovery and information governance. With new changes regarding technology, privacy and the increasing influence of social media, it’s more important than ever to know exactly which…
Read MoreTERIS Announces Richard Brosemer, Esq. as Senior Discovery Consultant
TERIS Welcomes Richard Brosemer, Esq. further establishing their presence in the Midwest and expanding their national footprint. SAINT LOUIS, MO. (PRWEB) DECEMBER 01, 2018 TERIS, a leading national eDiscovery provider, welcomes Richard Brosemer, Esq. as Sr. Discovery Consultant. Operating out of Saint Louis, the addition of Brosemer further establishes TERIS’ national footprint and commitment to providing…
Read MoreHelpful Tips To Improve Your Information Governance Plan
Streamlined, comprehensive information governance is one of the most critical tools for businesses to master. In today’s era of Big Data, managing everything from old records to last month’s data transactions to the most recent social media posts is not only possible but even expected. Yet, while companies are starting to move more toward recognizing…
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