Although much of the focus on e-discovery is around civil litigation involving large corporate entities, it’s clearly not restricted to that sphere. In fact, government agencies have a strong need for e-discovery technology and processes as well, to respond effectively
Exterro is proud to sponsor the Women in eDiscovery 2019 Conference, held at the W Hotel in Austin, Texas this week. The conference, which takes place from May 8th through the 10th, will bring together women interested in technology related
E-Discovery professionals often don’t get the credit they deserve for the hard work that goes into identifying, preserving, collecting, and reviewing the ESI that makes or breaks a case. Often times, litigators think that everything that happens, up until they get
At Exterro, we spend a fair amount of time on this blog and in our other educational materials discussing the basics of e-discovery, including legal holds. In fact, our single most popular resource ever is our Basics of E-Discovery Guide.
If you’re working in e-discovery today, then it’s highly likely you’re dealing with Microsoft Office 365® data. Microsoft Office 365 is the most popular enterprise cloud service in the market today, with over 90% of enterprises having at least 100
Exterro® Inc., the preferred provider of software specifically designed for in-house legal and IT teams at Global 2000 organizations, is proud to announce the formation of a new UK-based European team and the appointment of James Thompson, Regional Director, leading the
As in astronomy, in e-discovery (and information governance), you can’t get an accurate picture of something without having the right tools. Fortunately, it doesn’t take 250 scientists, multiple radio telescopes, and about six years for you to get an accurate snapshot of
This article reviews some of the valuable conclusions drawn by e-discovery pioneer George Socha in his recent article Exterro and Duke/EDRM Judges Survey 2019 Series: Part 2, Taking Affirmative Action to Address E-Discovery Problems. If you find this summary
This blog has made arguments in the past about why in-place preservation is such an important, if overlooked, capability for e-discovery technology. For example, just over a year ago, we examined a paradox that still puzzles me.
If e-discovery
