Gone Viral: Social Media in eDiscovery, Part 3 – Legal Mechanisms for Discovery
A multi-part series on the technical and legal challenges raised by the involvement of social media sources and data in electronic discovery and how to overcome them In the first Part of this series, we reviewed the scope and scale of the social media problem and looked at usage patterns for the five primary social…
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Conducting Effective Custodian Interviews, Part 1
A short series reviewing custodian interviews, why they matter, and how to do them effectively Custodian interviews for eDiscovery projects are not part of the typical law school curriculum, but they have become an essential skill for attorneys and other eDiscovery practitioners. As the first opportunity in an eDiscovery project to lift up the rock…
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Gone Viral: Social Media in eDiscovery, Part 2 – What’s There and How to Get It
A multi-part series on the technical and legal challenges raised by the involvement of social media sources and data in electronic discovery and how to overcome them In the first Part of this series, we reviewed the scope and scale of the social media problem and looked at usage patterns for the five primary social…
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The Supreme Court Weighs in on Inherent Authority for Discovery Sanctions
In Goodyear v. Haeger, the Supreme Court weighs in on the limits of inherent authority to award fees and costs as sanctions for discovery misconduct The inherent authority of judges to issue sanctions for discovery failures or misconduct has been a hot topic in the industry since the implementation of the December 2015 Amendments to…
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Gone Viral: Social Media in eDiscovery, Part 1 – Introduction and Sources
A multi-part series on the technical and legal challenges raised by the involvement of social media sources and data in electronic discovery and how to overcome them Introduction As the last election cycle made abundantly clear, social media is currently an influential, indispensable part of American life. And, as it worms its way ever deeper…
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Part 3 of 3-Part Inside Counsel Article Entitled, “Mitigating Risk with Information Governance: Understanding the need for IG”
Part 3 of 3-Part Inside Counsel Article Entitled, “Mitigating Risk with Information Governance: Understanding the need for IG” Read part 3 of a 3-part article series on Information Governance published in “Inside Counsel” magazine entitled “Mitigating Risk with Information Governance: Understanding the need for IG “ as authored by XDD IG expert Bill Millican. As…
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Part 2 of 3 – Article Series on Information Governance Risk Mitigation Published in Inside Counsel Magazine
Part 2 of 3-Part Article Series on Information Governance Risk Mitigation Published in Inside Counsel Magazine Read part 2 of a 3-part article series on Information Governance published in “Inside Counsel” magazine entitled “Mitigating Risk with Information Governance: Understanding the need for IG “ as authored by XDD IG expert Bill Millican. As published by…
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New 3-Part Article Series on Information Governance Risk Mitigation Published in Inside Counsel Magazine
Inside Counsel Article Entitled, “Mitigating Risk with Information Governance: Understanding the need for IG” Read part 1 of a 3-part article series on Information Governance published in “Inside Counsel” magazine entitled “Mitigating Risk with Information Governance: Understanding the need for IG “ as authored by XDD IG expert Bill Millican. As published by Inside Counsel,…
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10 Reasons More Attorneys Should Consider Document Review
Document review gets a bad rap sometimes. But many attorneys are finding compelling reasons to perform this work, either temporarily or long-term. XDD’s Liz Letak shares 10 benefits to keep in mind if you are considering attorney review work.
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The Importance of Information Governance as Preparation for Successful E-Discovery The Archiving, Release and Destruction of Information: Part 4 of 4
The final installment of Bill Millican’s four-part series focused on how information governance leads to a more successful e-discovery process take a closer look at the critical step of information destruction.
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