Collecting Data in a Remote Investigation Methods for collecting data in an investigation include scanning paper documents, imaging hard drives, capturing emails from servers, and extracting structured data. When…
Essential Elements of a Preservation Plan Preservation means more than “to keep in existence.” In eDiscovery, preservation actually goes a step further, requiring “it is kept in a perfect or…
The Perils of Allowing Self-Collection Self-collection is a concept that makes eDiscovery professionals shiver. Identifying sources where responsive information lives and crafting search terms or other filters to pull data…
Digital Information Glossary There are numerous terms and concepts related to eDiscovery and the management of electronically stored data that industry professionals must know and understand. Below is a sampling…
The eDiscovery "Slippery Slope" What is the “slippery slope” of eDiscovery data? It is the transfer of data from corporation to law firm to legal service provider without confirming data…
Continuing Judicial eDiscovery Education The Sedona Conference published the third edition of its eDiscovery guidelines for judges. The recently published guide is titled “The Sedona Conference Cooperation Proclamation: Resources for…
EDD Clients Prefer Customized Pricing A great article in Legal Tech News highlights clients openness to subscription based services and exploring options to keep costs reasonable. Behind customized pricing, clients…