I’ve noted in several blog posts recently that much of my consulting practice involves asymmetrical cases where one side, typically corporate defendants, has the vast majority of discovery. And since my experience is not untypical, what we see in
Data Privacy & Security
Data Privacy and Security is now part of every organisation’s compliance requirements. The requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) impose rigorous obligations and compliance is required if those organisations have an establishment in the EU, if they offer goods
EDT Breaks Out of the Echo Chamber with Think Tank Meeting before LEGALWEEK NYC Conference
Commentators have bemoaned the fact that legal technology conferences are becoming mostly about solutions for and discussions between the world’s largest law firms and corporations. Bob
On December 4th, 2018 – eDiscovery Day – Jo Sherman and Tom O’Connor spoke on a webinar entitled “What’s Wrong with eDiscovery Today?” We didn’t want this to be another discussion of how TAR or analytics aren’t being used effectively but, rather,
In a recent blog post (you can read it in full here), Craig Ball opined that the recent rush to use AI and predictive coding at the review stage of an eDiscovery project has led to a situation where
In a recent blog post (you can read it in full here), Craig Ball opined that the recent rush to use AI and predictive coding at the review stage of an eDiscovery project has led to a situation where
If you think the looming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is just a European anomaly that won’t have much impact ‘across the pond’, think again.
In the wake of the Facebook, Cambridge Analytica breach, the GDPR will trigger an overarching
The keyword hammer is not the only tool in a litigator’s e-discovery toolbox. Nor is the Predictive Coding power-saw suited to every case. What is always needed is investigative analysis, supported by the right technology to uncover a compelling narrative;
The keyword hammer is not the only tool in a litigator’s e-discovery toolbox. Nor is the Predictive Coding power-saw suited to every case. What is always needed is investigative analysis, supported by the right technology to uncover a compelling narrative;