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Data Analysis
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Ten Things You Need To Know As In-House Counsel
Ten Things: Using Data Analytics in an In-House Legal Department
If you have ever run an in-house legal department, or just been part of one, you know that one constant question is “how are we doing?” While it appears to…
In-House Ops
Follow the Money? In Forensic Investigations, Follow the Data First
By Meaghan Schmidt, Lindsay Brennan, Jamey Hamilton
According to the experts at AlixPartners, the tools needed to conduct the forensic investigations of tomorrow are very much available today. It’s often said that the most effective way to…
The Appellate Strategist
Join Me on Tuesday for a Strafford Data Analytics Webinar!
By Kirk Jenkins
Tuesday, March 12, I’ll be a panelist for a Strafford webinar on Data Analytics and Litigation. The other two panelists are Steve Embry, publisher of Tech Crossroads (and a former…
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
Data Doesn’t Make Decisions
I was recently approached by the ARK Group to write a chapter for their forthcoming book about How Intelligence Functions within Law Firms Can and Should Support One Another. For…
In-House Ops
Venture Beyond Legal in Tracking In-House Data
By Aaron Pierce - LexisNexis CounselLink
Work within the law department goes way beyond strictly legal matters. According to Aaron Pierce of CounselLink, information related to that work can be invaluable in optimizing your team’s performance.…
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
Episode 28: Jennifer Roberts – Data Science Superhero
By Greg Lambert, Marlene Gebauer
Not all Data Scientists wear lab coats to work. Intapp's Jennifer Roberts wears a cape! On the latest episode of The Geek in Review, Marlene and Greg dive into…
The Relativity Blog
Finding Value in e-Discovery: Insights from a Corporate Lawyer
By Relativity
Take a valuable look at the modern corporate attorney’s desire to balance both the cost and the value of e-discovery done right.
Labor Law Prof Blog
Eisenstadt on Data Analytics and the Work/Non-Work Divide
Friend-of-blog Leora Eisenstadt (Temple, Fox School of Business) has just posted on SSRN a fascinating new piece on data analytics and the workplace, Data Analytics and the Erosion of the…
The Relativity Blog
Introducing Lower Pricing, Unlimited Analytics, and Consumption-based Licensing for RelativityOne
By Relativity
We’re making some changes to help all our customers benefit from RelativityOne: lowering prices by up to 60 percent, bundling unlimited analytics, and creating a consumption-based billing model.
Data Intelligence Reporter
EEOC Launches Office of Enterprise Data and Analytics
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has established the Office of Enterprise Data and Analytics (OEDA) to “provide [their] customers timely, accurate, and bias-free data and information to prevent and…