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Adapting E-Discovery Workflows to a Remote Work Environment

Photo of Edward J. JacobsPhoto of May Tal GongolevskyPhoto of Victoria RutherfurdPhoto of Joshua SatterBy Edward J. Jacobs, May Tal Gongolevsky, Victoria Rutherfurd and Joshua Satter on Posted in E-Discovery
As courts and litigants adapt to the new normal by instituting social distancing measures through remote hearings and depositions, how we preserve, collect and produce documents should not be an afterthought. While the practice of e-discovery may already be well suited to remote work given the advanced evolution of technologies available to address challenges, below … Continue Reading

E-discovery, the Cloud and Blockchain – How New Practices May Require a ‘Back to School’ Approach

Photo of James A. ShererPhoto of Nichole SterlingBy James A. Sherer and Nichole Sterling on Posted in Blockchain, E-Discovery
The practice of e-discovery has always incorporated considerations of new and emerging technologies as well as related attorney competence. With the advent of cloud services and significant use by clients, e-discovery practitioners incorporated knowledge of those new platforms and offerings into their preservation strategies and requests for production, appropriately considering a variety of client and … Continue Reading

eDiscovery and Technology

Photo of Nkosi ShieldsPhoto of Karen DeSouzaBy Nkosi Shields and Karen DeSouza on Posted in E-Discovery
Should All States Require Continuing Technology Education (CTE)? For more than five years we have discussed the need for attorney competence in technology, especially as related to discovery in posts like this one and this one. As Electronically Stored Information (ESI) continues to grow, it is critical for all attorneys to understand ESI and evolving … Continue Reading

What Judges are really saying about Technology Assisted Review

Photo of James A. ShererPhoto of David ChoiPhoto of Csilla Boga-LofaroBy James A. Sherer, David Choi and Csilla Boga-Lofaro on Posted in E-Discovery
Since the first judicial opinion endorsing the use of Technology Assisted Review (or TAR) was written by Judge Andrew J. Peck in 2012, an entire legal industry has grown up on the premise of streamlining the document review process in discovery – that is, taking a repetitive task traditionally performed entirely by attorneys and introducing … Continue Reading
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