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E-Discovery Preparedness: Speeding Up in a Slowdown

Interest in electronic discovery within many organizations has risen in the past four years. One telling data point is the relative rise in search queries on Google for the term "ediscovery". A report from Google Insights for Search shows a spike... Posted February 02, 2009

Ensuring Defensible Legal Holds for E-Discovery

Managing legal holds requires an organization to make the same commitment to quality improvement that it applies to any of its business practices, whether it's customer care, manufacturing or inventory management... Posted February 02, 2009

A Hybrid Approach to E-Discovery
Combining In-Sourced Software and Out-Sourced Services to Lower Cost and Risk

The risks and costs for corporations faced with requests for electronic discovery have never been higher. These realities are forcing most corporate counsel to look for alternatives to the model of outsourcing the management and execution... Posted February 02, 2009

Three Steps to Simplifying Discovery

Whether shopping online, browsing the corporate intranet or conducting legal research, end users typically call upon a search engine for one of three reasons: to find, discover or explore information. When it comes to carrying out discovery work... Posted February 02, 2009

Rule E-Discovery Within Your Company

Let's say you are CIO/head of legal technology/technical staff. You've just finished getting your company's electronically stored information (ESI) ready for discovery, and are reviewing the costs of the project. One thing's certain: the bill... Posted February 02, 2009

The Difference Between Legal Search and Web Search
What You Should Know About Search Tools for E-Discovery

In many instances, when in-house legal professionals require advanced searching capabilities for e-discovery and legal activities, they often default to in-house variants of common Web search tools. However, Web search tools are not optimized... Posted February 02, 2009

Archiving as the Cornerstone for E-Discovery
Five Steps Forward

In the mid-1960s, the term "email" was simply a way to transfer electronic information from one user's directory to another on the same computer. In the 1970s, email as we now know it evolved through the development of standards... Posted February 02, 2009

The Worst—and Best—in E-Discovery
Whether You Celebrate or Mourn is Up To You

In some ways, we were way ahead of the curve. We've been talking on these pages about the challenges of locating, retrieving, indexing and presenting electronic information in the event of litigation—also known as "e-discovery"... Posted February 02, 2009

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