Target More, Spend Less – Data Targeting Series, Part 1
eDiscovery continues to evolve but remains a costly endeavor. To more narrowly target the right data prior to review, there are a range of tools and techniques available in each prior phase–before litigation, during collection and restoration, during processing, and during early case assessment and review preparation. To leverage these tools and techniques effectively, you will need to think about discovery as more than just a legal activity–you will need to think about it as an information management and retrieval exercise. Read on to learn more about the key data targeting options available to you in each project phase, from simple data mapping to full technology-assisted review.
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Because You Need to Know: Monthly News Round-Up for August 2017
A monthly round-up of industry news stories, useful publications, and notable cases of which you should be aware from the preceding month Welcome to “Because You Need to Know,” XDD’s monthly news round-up. In these posts, we gather together interesting articles, new publications, noteworthy cases, and XDD materials from the preceding month. This post gathers…
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Privilege, Evolution, and Key Takeaways – Hold On Series, Part 7
A multi-part series on achieving effective legal holds, including relevant case law, content to include, processes to employ, best practices to follow, available tools to leverage, and more In the first Part of this series, we reviewed an assortment of recent cases illustrating the potential dangers associated with ineffective or nonexistent legal holds. In the…
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Tools You Can Use for Legal Holds – Hold On Series, Part 6
A multi-part series on achieving effective legal holds, including relevant case law, content to include, processes to employ, best practices to follow, available tools to leverage, and more In the first Part of this series, we reviewed an assortment of recent cases illustrating the potential dangers associated with ineffective or nonexistent legal holds. In the…
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More Legal Hold Processes and Policies – Hold On Series, Part 5
A multi-part series on achieving effective legal holds, including relevant case law, content to include, processes to employ, best practices to follow, available tools to leverage, and more In the first Part of this series, we reviewed an assortment of recent cases illustrating the potential dangers associated with ineffective or nonexistent legal holds. In the…
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Legal Hold Processes and Policies – Hold On Series, Part 4
A multi-part series on achieving effective legal holds, including relevant case law, content to include, processes to employ, best practices to follow, available tools to leverage, and more In the first Part of this series, we reviewed an assortment of recent cases illustrating the potential dangers associated with ineffective or nonexistent legal holds. In the…
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What Should Be in the Hold? – Hold On Series, Part 3
A multi-part series on achieving effective legal holds, including relevant case law, content to include, processes to employ, best practices to follow, available tools to leverage, and more In the first Part of this series, we reviewed an assortment of recent cases illustrating the potential dangers associated with ineffective or nonexistent legal holds. In the…
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What Must You Preserve, and When? – Hold On Series, Part 2
A multi-part series on achieving effective legal holds, including relevant case law, content to include, processes to employ, best practices to follow, available tools to leverage, and more In the first Part of this series, we reviewed an assortment of recent cases illustrating the potential dangers associated with ineffective or nonexistent legal holds. In this…
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A Legal Hold Is Just a Letter, What Could Go Wrong? – Hold On Series, Part 1
A multi-part series on achieving effective legal holds, including relevant case law, content to include, processes to employ, best practices to follow, available tools to leverage, and more In January 2017, Volkswagen AG agreed to plead guilty to three criminal counts (including obstruction of justice), pay a criminal penalty of $2.8 billion, and pay civil…
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ICYMI: Monthly News Round-Up for July 2017
A monthly round-up of industry news stories, useful publications, and notable cases of which you should be aware from the preceding month Welcome to “In Case You Missed It,” XDD’s monthly news round-up. In these posts, we gather together interesting articles, new publications, noteworthy cases, and XDD materials from the preceding month. This post gathers…
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