Avoid Common TAR Issues: Understanding TAR technology is helpful, but doesn’t always give enough education to evaluate things like the parity of types of sample documents, the impact of using…
Challenges of Working with Large Data: An average of 306.4 millions emails and 23 billion text messages were sent every day in 2020. That’s about 41 million messages sent every…
How to Avoid Spoliation of Evidence: Spoliation of evidence refers to the intentional destruction of potentially relevant evidence. Generally, it is the defendant who is in danger of spoliation evidence.…
Four Tips to Reduce Decision Fatigue: The brain has limited resources for decision-making. Unfortunately, the world is full of choices that must be made. Due to these two factors, it…
Artificial Intelligence Key Terms: Over the last several years there has been a steady growth in the testing and application of artificial intelligence (AI) solutions for legals ops and litigation…
Building a Data Privacy Response Plan: Things move quickly when it comes to data privacy rights. Not long ago, California passed an amendment to the California Consumer Privacy Act…
Social Media Crisis Management: Approximately, 4.57 billion people use the internet and about 4 billion of those use social media. This is why companies must think carefully about social…
What is an Analytics Translator? In today’s world, companies have a never ending flow of data at their proverbial fingertips. Companies can either struggle with managing this data or…
The Internet of Things: The Internet of Things (IoT) is the connection of devices (i.e. smart phones, smart watches, Google Nests, etc.) to the internet or a secure network…
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…