Electronically Stored Information: The term electronically stored information (ESI) is used synonymously with the word “data.” Data is often thought about as numbers and spreadsheets when in actuality it is…
Myths About Mobile Device Discovery: Data from mobile devices isn’t involved in every case. Due to this, it seems as though some of the legal profession tends to believe certain…
Data Mapping for eDiscovery: Data mapping is the process of creating a comprehensive inventory of an organization’s data. Data maps for eDiscovery usually include: what types and formats of data…
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…
Creating the Best Data Retention Policy: Businesses of all sizes and industries benefit from a comprehensive data retention policy. Dealing with cloud-based apps and industry guidelines and laws can make…
Better Protection from Cyber Attacks: Cyberattacks can severely hurt any business; however, small and midsized businesses (SMBs) are especially vulnerable. Sometimes these sized businesses lack the personnel, resources, and financial…
Creating a Data Culture: Over the last year, it has become evident that becoming data-driven is no longer an innovative goal or strategy for a law firm. It has…
International and Cross Border Discovery: When a litigant in the Unites States requests electronically stored information (ESI) from another country, several legal and practical issues are raised. For several…
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…
Understanding Data - Part 2 Whether you are new to eDiscovery or a veteran, it’s always good to review the basics. Part 2 will focus on data. There…