How Leveraging Near-Duplicate Identification Can Reduce Review Costs
Computers inherently create mass amounts of duplicative data. In today’s age of massive data proliferation, duplicate and near-duplicate ESI have become…
Computers inherently create mass amounts of duplicative data. In today’s age of massive data proliferation, duplicate and near-duplicate ESI have become…
The EDRM (Electronic Discovery Reference Model) refers to both a conceptual framework for understanding the stages within the overall eDiscovery process, and also the EDRM…
During the Identification Stage, the goal is to create and deploy a plan to identify, preserve, authenticate, and collect relevant…
In recent years the information requests from Law Enforcement have been rising dramatically, with the majority of these requests either…
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Data analytics can play a huge part in reducing the overall size, time, and cost of a review project. When…
Sooner or later, most e-discovery professionals have experienced the pressure of a slow-moving document review. Pressure to reduce time spent…
Social media can house a wealth of evidence, it's no longer just for personal use but has since been wide-spread…
Social media has become a engrained way of how people network, communicate, and socialize outside of traditional communication methods such…
For those well-versed in forensic collection and eDiscovery, the thought of a client self-collecting sends up immediate red flags. An…