Martin Nikel

Plain Tiff is a blog focused on eDiscovery expertise and consulting, authored by Martin Nikel. It covers topics related to the identification, collection, preservation, processing, review, and production of electronically stored information (ESI) in legal contexts. The blog discusses legal technology, litigation support, document investigation techniques, and the impact of artificial intelligence on legal processes. It also addresses practical challenges in legal operations, data preservation orders, and the analysis of complex information systems. The content is aimed at legal professionals, CEOs, and others interested in the intersection of law, technology, and data management.

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Hi all,
I wondered if any of you out there have any opinion on the best way to create a trial bundle (software wise). If we have a lot of multi page tiffs, and counsel are making changes to the…

Just in case any of you had not seen this, it appears that Exchange has new ‘E-discovery’ features attached see : http://www.microsoft.com/events/EventDetails.aspx?CMTYSvcSource=MSCOMMedia&Params=%7eCMTYDataSvcParams%5e%7earg+Name%3d%22ID%22+Value%3d%221032304395%22%2f%5e%7earg+Name%3d%22ProviderID%22+Value%3d%22A6B43178-497C-4225-BA42-DF595171F04C%22%2f%5e%7earg+Name%3d%22lang%22+Value%3d%22en%22%2f%5e%7earg+Name%3d%22cr%22+Value%3d%22US%22%2f%5e%7esParams%5e%7e%2fsParams%5e%7e%2fCMTYDataSvcParams%5e

C64’sForensic examination?!
For what reason? What on earth would be stored on there? A couple of saved games and maybe some code half complete from “Input” magazine!? (remember that..).
Anyhow, my question about the below is, there are methods of…

I get great support from the states and never heard any serious complaints from our users. The Technical guys at Attenex are very quick to respond and are always open to new ideas (e.g. Combining Tiff and OCR to generate…