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... July 25 • Sedona Conference Institute: "Practical Solutions to Pressing E-Discovery Issues in New York." New York City...
June 10 to 14 product and service news from AccessData, Epiq Systems, Fisher & Phillips, kCura, and Logik; deals, acquisitions, partnerships involving Alix Partners and Mindseye, Aspera and Servient,
...Forensic Store is making WDR Forensic Solution's "Simple Seizure Tool for Forensic" available to the U...
There are proposed changes to the federal rules applicable to e-discovery, which currently allow plaintiffs to propound broad and costly discovery requests on defendants before there is any finding o
June 3 to 7 product and service news from Bellefield Systems, Biscom, DocAuto, Gavel & Gown, Innovative Computing Systems, KnowledgeLake, Magnet Forensics, Tarmin, Thomson Reuters, TVM Solutions, and
At ABA Techshow, an established practice management vendor launches an unexpected suite of marketing tools
Personally identifiable information was hiding in plain sight in the Enron data sets
Judge Robert Miller Jr. ratifies bold e-discovery gamble to use predictive coding despite objections
Big Law must adopt corporate business structures and priorities to thrive in the New Normal
...co-founder and the chief relationship officer at Nashville-based ERM Legal Solutions, which offers an automated legal project manager, and serves as of counsel...
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