Category Archives for Electronic Discovery

U.S.Government to nationalize electronic discovery industry

April 1, 2009
/ Electronic Discovery

Senior Administration officials today took the wraps off of their latest effort to stabilize the American economy: The nationalization of the electronic discovery industry. According to a senior official

E-Discovery Initiatives at the US DOJ Antitrust Division

March 27, 2009
/ Electronic Discovery Mergers/Competition/Investigations

Like the rest of the bar, the Antitrust Division experienced exponential growth in the amount of documents and information responsive to its Second Requests and CIDs. Recently, the Antitrust Division

DC Bar Litigation Section opens new E-Discovery Committee

March 13, 2009
/ Electronic Discovery
/ 1 COMMENT

District of Columbia Bar Litigation Section New E-Discovery Committee The Litigation Section is pleased to announce the formation of an E-Discovery Committee open to all Litigation Section Members.

In E-Discovery, It’s Not About The Hourly Rate

March 6, 2009
/ Electronic Discovery

There is an interesting article on the Counsel on Call blog (which is called “Lawdable”, by the way) which discusses the billable hour vis-a-vis the e-discovery field. While we disagree

E-discovery: a good overview and some helpful links for contract attorneys

February 25, 2009
/ Electronic Discovery

A large number of Posse List members have asked for links that provide an “overview” of the e-discovery process, with the two most common questions being “what are the methods used

E-Discovery Gets Funkier at LegalTech (a review of some vendors)

February 3, 2009
/ Electronic Discovery LegalTech NY February 2009 Software and Technology Top Story
/ 1 COMMENT

We cruised the exhibit hall at LegalTech and found some interesting products out there and spoken to a number of vendors and attendees. We’ll be adding more reviews later this week. During this

Legal Tech, India, technology and contract attorneys

February 2, 2009
/ Electronic Discovery LegalTech NY February 2009

If you are in NYC or can get there this week, we urge all to attend. And we don’t mean the $1,000+ conference part. We mean the exhibit hall where you can see the vendors: ESI companies, staffing

E-Discovery — more than merely a discovery process; an alternate method of trying a lawsuit

January 30, 2009
/ Electronic Discovery

E-discovery does not necessarily need to increase the cost of litigation. Many e-discovery tools make the process of collecting, reviewing and producing electronic documents efficient and economical. But

E-discovery: Metadata grows in legal significance

January 23, 2009
/ Electronic Discovery
/ 3 COMMENTS

A very small thing called “metadata” is getting bigger, at least in legal significance. Litigation attorneys say that lawsuits demanding the production of metadata — the digital

E-discovery vendor revamps pricing, contract attorney work in Europe, webinars, and more

January 22, 2009
/ Changing Legal Landscape Contract Attorney Market: Trends Electronic Discovery Europe
/ 2 COMMENTS

A bit of a mixed bag today: E-discovery Kazeon Systems has rolled out a range of pricing plans for its e-discovery products, hoping to entice customers amid lean economic times with one plan aimed at

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