In this three-part series, we cover the three core elements that make up how a legal professional can gain and maintain technology competence. Third and final element: Application.
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In this post, Craig Ball addresses the following question from a fellow eDiscovery professor, in sum and substance: Can a party refuse to produce “attachments” that are essentially included as links within an email, such as between Gmail and Google Drive?
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In this post, Greg Buckles extracts some key eDiscovery takeaways from Aryaka’s fifth annual enterprise survey. He goes on to pose an important question to readers: As technology developments accelerate, SaaS applications proliferate, and the data deluge increases, searches for relevant information are becoming more difficult, but shouldn’t they be getting easier?
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Craig Ball offers up some survival tips related to using eDiscovery review platforms, natives productions and our trusty ole friend the load file.
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In response to his review of recent comments from the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Burnett of Maldon, implying that courts will soon return to in-person hearings, Chris Dale provides some insight into how far we have come during the lockdown period with using technology to transition from in-person court appearances to remote advocacy.
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For those that are Reveal users, Greg Buckles offers up a post focused on the Reveal platform’s v10.1 release notes.
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Chris Dale provides a recap of the legal tech industry’s transition from in-person events to virtual conferences over the past year, and the current state of the same, focusing on the success of fully virtual events like Relativity Fest 2020, as well as hybrid approaches.
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Chris Dale discusses the the annual La Touche Legal Tech conference in Dublin in this post. Follow the link to his blog for a short video on the event, attendance details, and more.
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A casual observer of US discovery would conclude that the destruction of documents and data is a national pastime, with immense effort devoted both to deleting documents and to trying to prove that someone else has done so. To an … Continue read…
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In this post on eDiscovery Journal, Greg Buckles highlights The General Counsel Report 2021, compiled from information collected during 31 interviews of general counsel conducted by Ari Kaplan.
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Chris Dale comments on the redaction process, the launch of RelativityOne Redact, and offers some anecdotes highlighting the perilous nature of the redaction process … Continue reading →
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Greg Buckles comments further on his tech alert regarding issues with M365. He talks about his own extensive experience working with eDiscovery tech developers and service providers, and the evolving role vendors play in addressing glitches in the tools they support.