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Unpacking surprisingly complex “simple” ediscovery topics Having too many ideas to fit into a single installment is a sure sign of stumbling upon a good blog topic, and this is certainly the case with “Things I wish I knew about ediscovery throughout my career but was too afraid to ask.” For a practice area that […]

A professional approach relies on models based on use cases, recovery of deleted files, audio transcription, facial recognition, artificial intelligence, machine learning nuances, among other resources Over the past 20 years we have experienced moments of crisis that significantly impacted the routine of populations around the world, such as the terrorist attack upon the World […]

In a recent roundtable with Zapproved customers, we dug into what it actually takes to reduce the cost of ediscovery while maintaining legal standards.  In this post, we’re excited to provide a recap of what Litigation Counsel at Change Healthcare, Molly Drake, and Associate General Counsel at Freddie Mac, Barry Parsons, had to say about how they’ve effectively […]

Rob Robinson of ComplexDiscovery released the results of his Fall 2020 eDiscovery Business Confidence Survey, the twentieth such survey, this week. With more law firms responding (37.3%) and more optimism about the near future, with normal and good together representing three quarters of the respondents looking at the present business conditions and half the respondents […]

MINNEAPOLIS, October 7, 2020 — Setting the global standards for e-discovery, the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) is pleased to announce that its inaugural Expo will support the 6th annual E-Discovery Day on December 3, 2020. “With Legalweek reclaiming their coveted February dates, EDRM will realign our resources into the flagship all-community celebration, E-Discovery Day,” says Mary Mack, […]

“Eventually, I came to the realization that I was the problem. It wasn’t Nike or the pressure to be number one or being an emblem of hope for my family, or any of that. It wasn’t losing Tunde. These were all contributing factors, but ultimately it was on me. It was all this negative energy I’d allowed to build […]

I’ve been thinking about the famous quote, typically attributed to Albert Einstein, that says the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. This year I am contemplating this principle across areas of my life from working in an office, self-care, financial independence, career pathing, and […]

MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA, UNITED STATES, October 1, 2020 /EINPresswire.com/ — Setting the global standards for e-discovery, the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) is pleased to celebrate a new biweekly blog from its global advisory council leader Cat Casey. Entitled “eDiscovery Cat,” the blog will focus on lessons and best practices for people learning e-discovery, from 101 […]

Answers to the not so simple questions I wish I had asked sooner Whether you are new to the ediscovery dataverse or an old hat, it seems as if there is always something new to learn in this strange industry we call home. Even as a 15-year veteran, I still find myself occasionally chuckling about […]

Writing for the Relativity Blog, Helen Geib recounted a panel from Relativity Fest 2019 titled “Is It Time to Rethink the EDRM?” Panelists included EDRM co-founder, George Socha of Reveal (then at BDO USA), joined by Phil Favro of Driven, Inc., Constantine Pappas of Relativity, and Darcie Spruance of Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP. Michael […]