The Legal Intelligencer
In the past year, I attended two high-level e-discovery conferences at which participants spoke of living in a "bubble," by which they meant a world where the e-discovery experts discussed the ramifi
...timely pay their tax obligations, options exist. The Internal Revenue Service's Fresh Start program expanded payment options last year and these options...
...reputable vendors for e-discovery services. Law firms would have existing...an e-discovery group or litigation support group, or leverage existing...
...for its upkeep. Indeed, the ease and cost-efficiency of cloud-based services inevitably means that the "cloud" will continue to grow....
...do not always understand how forensic analysis works or when it is appropriate in civil litigation. This article will explain where...
...Pietragallo Gordon Alfano Bosick & Raspanti, presented at the Forensic and Litigation Services Conference on November 28 at the Crowne Plaza Valley Forge...
...years ago, many e-discovery software solutions were written directly by the service provider or consulting company, according to Nick Robertson, head of sales and...
...the entire e-discovery delivery service model still use outside contract...director of discovery services and litigation support at Pepper Hamilton. "...
...of e-discovery services. ...
... Litigation support services departments in law...information and conducting forensic investigations. They would...
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