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Blog Post:
Every Cloud Has a Lining. Whether It's Silver or Not Depends on You
LexisNexis Litigation Resource Community Staff
OK, we realize that our headline sounds like something we pulled from a fortune cookie, but that doesn't change the fact that when it comes to technology we are dealing with a couple of irritating realities. One is that technological innovation means we have to buy something new and feel stupid...
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3 Aug 2012
Blog Post:
E-Discovery Can Be Costly - But Not Doing It Right Can Cost Much More
LexisNexis Litigation Resource Community Staff
Say you have a fairly complex piece of litigation and you have a million documents to review. And let's be nostalgic and go with an entirely human solution. You have a group of $150-an-hour attorneys who can review each document in just 30 seconds to determine whether it should be produced. It is...
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3 Aug 2012
Blog Post:
E-Discovery Checkpoints: A 360-Degree View-Part 1
LexisNexis Litigation Resource Community Staff
Any image of a judge luxuriating on the bench like a silent referee on the elevated sidelines of the proceedings quickly melts away like tiny birthday candles when it comes to electronic discovery. To use a boxing metaphor, judges are clearly the "third man (or woman) in the ring," intent on...
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13 Jan 2013
Blog Post:
Apple® Products: Sturdy Security, PC Differences Require Special Attention in Discovery
LexisNexis Litigation Resource Community Staff
It seems like they have been around much longer, but the first iPod ® was released by Apple Inc. in November of 2001. Suddenly many consumers were using a product made by the maker of Mac ® computers, loved by the likes of artists, designers and educators-but not the average cubicle jockey or...
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13 Jan 2013
Blog Post:
Trend Spotting: Law Firms Seek to Enhance In-House E-Discovery Capabilities
LexisNexis Litigation Solutions
BY: GEORGE SOCHA AND TOM GELBMANN, CO-FOUNDERS OF EDRM AND APERSEE -- Law firms are accelerating efforts to bring e-discovery in-house. We have seen a recent uptick in announcements that law firms have developed or expanded their internal e-discovery capabilities. Providers are quick to note each time...
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1 Dec 2013
Blog Post:
When EDI is Accessible and Proportionally Affordable, Plan to Produce
LexisNexis Litigation Solutions
In case you were in doubt, being asked to provide “easily accessible” digital records of thousands of paper documents you already produced may not be considered unreasonably cumulative, duplicative or burdensome, and if the related costs are something like .025% of the amount in controversy...
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2 Dec 2013
Blog Post:
Controlling E-Discovery Costs for Clients
LexisNexis Textmap Partner Admin
By: Trent Walton -- Over the past several years, we’ve seen the emergence of early data assessment (EDA) software tools. EDA tools help control costs by first culling non-responsive and duplicate files, then further refining the document set by searching text and metadata to locate relevant files...
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22 Jan 2014