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Working with clients to collect ediscovery data: 4 strategic tips
Client collection is as much a communication challenge as a technical one. Elizabeth Guthrie of Nextpoint shares four practical strategies for setting expectations, identifying data sources, managing self-collection, and addressing privacy and security concerns.
5 tips on how to collect data for ediscovery
Data collection is one of the biggest challenges litigation teams face. Nextpoint shares five practical tips for building a complete, repeatable, and defensible eDiscovery collection process.
6 tips for legal document review, management, and reduction
Document review remains a leading eDiscovery challenge. Nextpoint shares six practical tips for managing volume, improving review consistency, reducing data, and building stronger case chronologies.
Construction Litigation Checklist: Your step-by-step plan from discovery to decision
Construction litigation is among the most data-intensive areas of law, requiring attorneys to manage CAD files, BIM models, project management systems, accounting records, and massive volumes of communications across multiple parties. This checklist outlines a...
More data, fewer resources: What 100+ legal professionals say is holding ediscovery back in 2026
A new “Nextpoint eDiscovery Landscape” survey of 100+ legal professionals reveals the growing gap between expanding data volumes and the limited time, budgets, and technology available to manage modern ediscovery demands.
Trial presentation checklist: The roadmap to a winning argument
In this excerpt from Nextpoint’s trial presentation checklist, Elizabeth Guthrie guides litigation teams through choosing courtroom technology, building compelling visuals, organizing exhibits for real-time retrieval, and deploying deposition video, the practical steps that determine whether...
Trial preparation checklist: A tactical workflow from discovery through verdict
This trial preparation checklist outlines a tactical workflow from discovery through verdict, helping legal teams organize evidence, build chronology, and develop a compelling case narrative for trial, hearings, or arbitration.
The prequel to the EDRM: Understanding information governance and ediscovery
This article examines the relationship between information governance and ediscovery, explaining how the IGRM provides the foundation for legal data use cases and why that matters for in-house teams, outside counsel, and plaintiffs’ attorneys.