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Document Review
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eDiscovery Today Blog
Court Denies Plaintiff’s Request for In Camera Review of Documents Defendant Deemed Privileged: eDiscovery Case Law
By Doug Austin
In Washtena Cty Employees’ Retirement Sys. v. Walgreen Co. et al., Illinois Magistrate Judge Gabriel A. Fuentes denied plaintiffs’ request for in camera review of 75 documents included on defendant…
Presnell on Privileges
Court Issues Privilege-Review Guidelines after Walgreens “Overstepped the Boundaries of Attorney–Client Privilege”
Here is an interesting privilege issue for document-intensive cases with multiple and varied privilege calls. We are used to courts deciding privilege disputes on a document-by-document basis, or even a…
Unpredictable
Document Review Strategies
By Will Newman
Emails can be an incredible resource for evidence in a commercial dispute. They can provide a firsthand and contemporaneous account of the thoughts and activities of the people involved. And…
eDiscovery Today Blog
Here’s a Different Way to Take Up the “Slack”: eDiscovery Resources
By Doug Austin
I started the week covering Craig Ball’s terrific blog post about slack space. But, thanks to yesterday’s webcast from HaystackID, I learned about a completely different resource for a completely…
ComplexDiscovery
[Legal Education Webcast] Debunking the Top Ten Myths of Document Review (ILTA Update)
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: From time to time ComplexDiscovery highlights publicly available educational content for readers of its blog. While ComplexDiscovery highlights this content, it does not assume any responsibility for content…
TechLaw Crossroads
There’s Still a Place for Document Review Cameras
I recently had the opportunity to try out and use an IPEVO VZ-X Wireless, HDMI & USB 8MP Document Camera. Document cameras are the overhead projectors of today. They enable…
Exterro's E-Discovery Breakdown
Logistical Best Practices for Managing a Document Review
By Tim Rollins
This blog post was updated on March 25, 2019. With market forces demanding in-house legal departments do "more with less," legal operations and legal project management are disciplines whose time…
Amazing Firms, Amazing Practices
Big Four Continues Advance into Legal Space with World-Wide AI Legal Doc Review System
By Gerry Riskin
The Artificial Lawyer reports on another significant move by a Big Four accounting firm into legal territory with EY Law's installation of an AI document review system at its offices…
All About eDiscovery
De-duplication: What is it and Why Should I Use it?
De-duplication (“de-duping”) is the process of comparing electronic records based on their content and characteristics and removing duplicate records from the data set so that only one instance of an…
Percipient
Statistical Sampling in Electronic Discovery and Other Legal Document Reviews
By Chad Main
Sampling as a means of quality control became widely used in World War II. The U.S. military used statistical sampling to test bullets before shipping. Obviously, it would…