| CATEGORY: Records Management, E-Discovery, Compliance |
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Lawyers and technology: a vital connection
The economic downturn has made organizations more conscious of legal costs for both in-house and outside counsel. The impact has been reflected in increased attention to fixed-price models, low-cost outsourcing and use of automation. In addition, companies in highly litigated industries are attempting to reduce risk through e-discovery readiness...
Feature,
Posted 01 Feb 2010
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ECA made easy
Analyze Anywhere from StoredIQ
Breaking News,
Posted 27 Jan 2010
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Shifting the Cost-Benefit Paradigm in Litigation
The cost-benefit tango that legal professionals do during early case assessment comes down to one simple go/no-go factor: legal costs. Thanks to ever-increasing legal costs and case complexities, attorneys are often left thinking...
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Posted 12 Jan 2010
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Automated Data Mapping
Defensible Information Governance for E-Discovery
If your company was served with a discovery request tomorrow, would you be able to immediately comply with that request? Would you be confident that you could locate all of the relevant data in a timely manner and deliver it for litigation? Rule 26(a) states that initial meet and confer disclosures must include relevant data...
Article,
Posted 12 Jan 2010
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Don't Be An E-Discovery Ostrich
A favorite analogy in legal circles is based upon the ostrich's habit of sticking its head in the sand when it is threatened—pretending to be blissfully unaware, with the hope that the threat will go away...
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Posted 12 Jan 2010
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Early Case Assessment “In the Wild”
New Approach to ECA
Because the vast majority of legal cases are settled before ever going to trial, one of the most valuable and indispensable techniques used by corporate counsel is early case assessment (ECA). Using ECA...
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Posted 12 Jan 2010
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The Fog of Information Governance
Organizations want to leverage the value of their critical assets, preserve and possibly enhance the value of these assets for future use, and comply with the ever-expanding legal and regulatory obligations...
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Posted 12 Jan 2010
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Information Management:
Critical To Proactive Discovery
Your organization has just received a complaint filed in federal court. Relevant information needs to be identified and preserved. The clock has started ticking—what do you do? Whether the information request...
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Posted 12 Jan 2010
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Hospital prescription: A healthy dose of content management
The Obama administration's huge funding effort to create a nationwide network of interoperable electronic health records (EHRs) has been called the biggest thing that's ever happened in health information technology...
Feature,
Posted 29 Sep 2009
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Legacy Data Cleanup A 5-Step Plan
All companies have it. Backup tapes out of rotation, information retained from a resolved lawsuit, data left on servers after a migration, orphaned computers and media left behind when employees leave or move. Such electronic "legacy" information can be easy to ignore (or not know about), but its very existence represents an avoidable cost and unnecessary legal, regulatory and privacy risk. As mergers combine company information and layoffs separate electronic information from prior owners, legacy information is growing. And often there is no good reason for this information to persist...
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Posted 18 Sep 2009
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