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FindLaw's Legal Technology Center's eDiscovery collection includes free articles on one of the biggest topics in legal technology. In 2005, the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) were amended to integrate electronic discovery into the litigation process. Understanding these complex rules may be crucial to the success of your legal matter.
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I, and my fellow electronic discovery veterans, have authored thousands of prescriptive articles offering sage advice on how to best improve and conduct an e-discovery review. Our industry often talks about "best" like they are non-intuitive or otherwise so unique that only the truly gifted and inspired can attain such vaulted status. In truth, I believe that the best e-discovery review best practices are better characterized as the application of real-life lessons. -
It's a warm Sunday afternoon. The convertible's idling with the top down and is ready for a drive in the country. You have no idea where you're going or what you'll do when you get there, but it's definitely spontaneous and sounds like fun. So, rather than using a map or asking for directions, you decide to fly blind and just get in the car and drive. If you get lost, no problem; you'll eventually find a gas station and get directions back to the highway. -
Part I of our series on structured data discussed how it is an important part of electronic discovery. We learned how to create a comprehensive and accurate structured data collection; the primary issues to consider when collecting and producing structured data; and what to do with the collected data. In the second part of this series, we will delve deeper into how to make the most of your structured data. -
Following the two-year anniversary of the amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) approaching, the federal courts are still getting their feet wet in developing a basic understanding of what constitutes electronically stored information (ESI). Is it email? Certainly, but what about the email stored on inaccessible backup tapes or legacy systems from 15 years ago? What about voicemail, instant messages or random access memory (RAM)? Determining what constitutes ESI has direct implications for the overall costs of accessing, collecting, reviewing and producing ESI. -
Attenexr Corp., a leading developer of content analysis software for electronic discovery, today announced that it has been named a finalist as one of the best companies to work for in the state of Washington by Washington CEO magazine. -
Attenexr Corp., the leading developer of content analysis software for electronic discovery, proudly announced today that CTO Skip Walter has been selected as the newest member of the Dean's Advisory Council at the Indiana University (IU) School of Informatics. -
Attenexr Corp., the leading developer of content analysis software for electronic discovery, announced today that eWEEK, a Ziff Davis Media publication and one of the IT industry's leading enterprise magazines, has named Attenex Patternsr a finalist in eWEEK's Sixth Annual Excellence Awards program, in the Analytics & Reporting. -
Attenexr Corp., a leading developer of content analysis software for electronic discovery, today announced at LegalTech New York that it has reached a new corporate milestone with the achievement of its second consecutive year of profitability and revenue growth. The company attributes much of this success to its industry-leading partner network. -
Attenexr Corp., a leading software developer of document analysis and visualization tools for electronic disclosure, and CRA International, a worldwide leader in providing economic, financial, and management consulting services, today announced that CRA's Forensic Computing Services group (formerly the Lee & Allen Forensic Computing Services group) will use Attenex Patterns software in its electronic evidence consulting services to regulatory, commercial and legal clients in the United Kingdom. -
Fios Inc., a leading provider of electronic discovery services, announced today that the company has won the 2005 Law Technology News Award for the top "Electronic Data Discovery System." The award, which was voted on by the readers of Law Technology News, was presented to Fios during the annual awards dinner at ALM's LegalTech 25th Anniversary trade show on January 30.