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  • True Grit: Four Models to Rein in E-Discovery Costs - Law.com

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    27 Jan 2012 | 9:56 pm
    True Grit: Four Models to Rein in E-Discovery CostsLaw.comThe law firm handles implementation of internal procedures, processes, and technology for managing data, legal holds, and collection, he says. DDS, which operates primarily out of the Chicago office, handles review, analysis, production, and more »

  • legalholdpro: One week from today we'll be at #LTNY. Will you be there? Stop by, we're in Booth 537 on the Lower Level.

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    23 Jan 2012 | 12:18 pm
    legalholdpro: One week from today we'll be at #LTNY. Will you be there? Stop by, we're in Booth 537 on the Lower Level.

  • Prominent Lawyer Sanctioned $522000 for Instructing Client to ...

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    Bill
    27 Jan 2012 | 9:44 pm
    Don't forget to include social media postings in your legal hold instructions. 10. Resist the temptation to tamper with problematic evidence– this case is not worth the loss of your reputation and license. To sum it all up– social

  • 2012: The Year Ahead in e-Discovery

    Discovery Resources
    Chris Wilen
    27 Jan 2012 | 5:32 pm
    This time last year, e-discovery future telling was in full swing. Looking back, how did some of the top predictions of 2011 pan out? Check out the success rate here. So, what’s coming in 2012? The weather forecasting groundhog, Punxsutawney Phil, will not see his shadow on February 2nd at Gobbler’s Knob – winter will not be extended! Phil doesn’t do e-discovery forecasts, but there’s no shortage of well-known voices from the industry making their best guesses and sharing their predictions. Over the past few weeks, blogs, tweets and articles have been forecasting what’s to come.

  • EDRM Projects Advance E-Discovery Industry Standards

    The Electronic Discovery Reference Model
    George Socha
    24 Jan 2012 | 6:00 am
    Advancements to the Data Set, IGRM, Metrics, Model Code of Conduct and XML Projects ST. PAUL, MN & NEW YORK – January 24, 2012 – The Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM), the leading standards organization for the e-discovery market, today provided formal updates from five of the EDRM projects. EDRM provides a common, flexible and extensible framework for the development, selection, evaluation and use of e-discovery products and services. The advancements in each of the following projects are designed to further standardize the principles and practices utilized in e-discovery…
 
 
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    Discovery Resources

  • 2012: The Year Ahead in e-Discovery

    Chris Wilen
    27 Jan 2012 | 5:32 pm
    This time last year, e-discovery future telling was in full swing. Looking back, how did some of the top predictions of 2011 pan out? Check out the success rate here. So, what’s coming in 2012? The weather forecasting groundhog, Punxsutawney Phil, will not see his shadow on February 2nd at Gobbler’s Knob – winter will not be extended! Phil doesn’t do e-discovery forecasts, but there’s no shortage of well-known voices from the industry making their best guesses and sharing their predictions. Over the past few weeks, blogs, tweets and articles have been forecasting what’s to come.

  • Ethics and Legal Technology: LegalTech New York

    Rebecca James
    20 Jan 2012 | 11:31 am
    As e-discovery evolves and new legal technology emerges, practitioners need to invest in continued learning to maintain competence in the field and compliance with ethical standards. To help you stay current on case law, tools and rules impacting e-discovery and keep up with ethics standards, LegalTech New York (LTNY), is providing excellent educational tracks, including an opportunity to earn 5.5 units of ethics credit. Ethics, generally, is a set of rules for “right conduct” or a system of moral principles. What determines the “rightness” or “wrongness”…

  • 2012: Eye on the States (New Year, New Rules)

    Rebecca James
    11 Jan 2012 | 1:32 pm
    Connecticut rings in the new year with new rules, joining the pack of some 30 states now basing e-discovery rules in whole or in part on the 2006 Amendments. Florida and Massachusetts are considering new rules and the District of Columbia is awaiting approval of pending proposed rules. Also, Oregon has some minor amendments going into effect this year and Pennsylvania has some proportionality concepts brewing. A dozen states remain without action. Tom Allman, a leading state e-discovery expert, joined the year-end Fios webcast and presented updates on state e-discovery activity. He discussed…

  • e-Discovery Project Management presentation at Litigation Summit and Expo

    Donna Peterson
    17 Nov 2011 | 12:29 pm
    Over the past year, legal project management has become a popular topic at e-discovery conferences, legal education courses and white papers. A recent example could be found at the Litigation Summit and Expo (#LITSUM) held this week (Nov. 15-16). The session, entitled “Legal Project Management: Best Practices for eDiscovery Projects,” was presented by Bobby Malhotra, Staff Counsel at Munger, Tolles & Olson and our own Joanna Harrison, Sales Consultant at Fios. Thank you Bobby and Joanna for a very informative presentation and for sharing best practices and practical tips for…

  • New Fios Webcast: 5th Annual Statee-Discovery Update

    Shawn O'Dell
    3 Nov 2011 | 1:09 pm
    Date: Thursday December 8, 2011 Time: 1:00 PM ET (60 minutes) In his fifth annual Fios webcast, Tom Allman, the leading expert on state e-discovery rules, provides an update on state-level activities. Fios’ Rebecca James moderates this informative session which covers the following topics: The impact of the 2006 amendments on state e-discovery rule-making Key e-discovery issues with special relevance for states The status of preservation and spoliation rule-making efforts Register Now to attend and learn about particularly crucial state case developments, including an increasing number of…
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    The Electronic Discovery Reference Model

  • EDRM Projects Advance E-Discovery Industry Standards

    George Socha
    24 Jan 2012 | 6:00 am
    Advancements to the Data Set, IGRM, Metrics, Model Code of Conduct and XML Projects ST. PAUL, MN & NEW YORK – January 24, 2012 – The Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM), the leading standards organization for the e-discovery market, today provided formal updates from five of the EDRM projects. EDRM provides a common, flexible and extensible framework for the development, selection, evaluation and use of e-discovery products and services. The advancements in each of the following projects are designed to further standardize the principles and practices utilized in e-discovery…
 
 
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