5 January 2011  - Many legal pundits have repeatedly called for teaching e-discovery at law schools.  No one in the e-discovery world can miss what the digital information revolution has done to dramatically alter the discovery process.  Nobody has beat this drum more loudly than Ralph Losey, a reigning e-discovery guru (click here). But if you [...]

This post is one of several summarizing our coverage of LegalTech New York 2010.  For our other posts click here. Reported by:  Alexis Gambetta /The Posse List The functions of managing record retention and disposition, electronic discovery, data privacy, audit trail, etc. are inter-related.  In fact they are more than just inter-related, they are part [...]

Our team arrived in NYC yesterday for LegalTech New York.  It opens today (February 1st) for 3 days.  It will be held at The Hilton New York (1335 Avenue of the Americas, New York, New York  1-212-586-7000). The show is presented by ALM Events, a producer of educational and networking events.  And most of us know ALM [...]

EDRM advancements reflect two years of collaboration, refinement and modeling amongst e-discovery service providers, law firms, corporate practitioners and individual contributors ST. PAUL, Minn. – October 13, 2009 – The Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) project today announced that it is now easier for users to find the valuable research and standards created by the [...]

              One of the rock stars of the IQPC conference in Brussels in Brussels last week was Chris Dale, founder of the E-Disclosure Information Project.  He was on 3 panels at the conference and for his delightful description of the 2-day proceedings click here.   It was great to finally meet Chris.  We have emailed and [...]

Last month, George Socha and Tom Gelbmann launched a new project within the Electronic Discovery Reference Model, called the Jobs Project, to create a framework to help organizations identify, assess, advocate for, recruit, hire and retain the appropriate professional resources. The Jobs Project will not serve as a jobs clearinghouse nor is it meant to [...]

A Review of Day 2 of the ILSLC (Part 1) As we said in our coverage of Day 1 of the ILSLC (click here) the focus of almost all of the speakers during this conference was:  the fundamental problem facing the legal profession today is the search for truth and justice in a digital world.  A world where the [...]

That was the rallying cry of Ralph Losey and many of the speakers at ILSLC yesterday.   Said Losey “When people start talking about e-discovery production burdens I always think of the famous line of Jack Nicholson in the movie A Few Good Men, where he said, ‘You can’t handle the truth!’  In e-discovery today in my [...]