This interview is part of our new series “Data! Data! Data!” — Cures for a General Counsel’s ESI Nightmares”. For our introduction to the series click here. As we have indicated in numerous
Continue readingIn the latter part of the last decade — ok, the fall of 2009 — we completed what we call the trifecta: full coverage of three of the premier electronically stored information (ESI) and
Continue readingAs recently highlighted by Sharon Nelson on her excellent blog Ride the Lightening one of the things Craig Ball most enjoys is coming up with a challenging e-discovery hypothetical and then confounding
Continue reading19 November 2009 Reporting for The Posse List: Gregory Bufithis, Scott Madsen and Alex Hania Last week Georgetown Law CLE, in cooperation with the Sedona Conference, presented its 6th Annual Advanced
Continue reading15 November 2009 The presentation was made by David Shonka (Principal Deputy General Counsel of the Federal Trade Commission), Miriam Smolen (associate general counsel in Fannie Mae’s litigation
Continue reading15 November 2009 The presentation on Advanced Search and Retrieval Technology was made by Jason R. Baron, Maura Grossman and Ralph Losey, all powerhouses in the e-discovery world. Baron and Losey started
Continue readingThere’s an unusual dichotomy in the e-discovery industry right now. Industry observers see scores of e-discovery companies that have folded or disappeared as part of an industry shakeout, but at
Continue readingThe Masters Conference (click here) will be held on October 13th and 14th in Washington, DC. The Masters conference brings together leading experts and professionals from law firms, corporations and
Continue readingLast week we attended the IQPC conference “Information Retention & E-Disclosure Management Europe” which was held in Brussels September 30th and October 1st. For a link to the
Continue readingTwo of the main topics at the IQPC Conference in Brussels last week on e-discloure (with much written of late in the e-discovery blogs) has been concept searching and “predictive
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