I consider myself a car enthusiast; I enjoy track days and turning a wrench, but there are certain projects that…
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When I started working on the inaugural Discovery track for Enterprise World 2017 a few months ago, I didn’t know…
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This summer will mark a full year since Recommind became OpenText Discovery, and we’re preparing to ring in that anniversary at…
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We’re still over a year away from General Data Protection Regulation’s (GDPR) “go live” date, but the sense of dread at…
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From any perspective, 2016 was quite a year, but the eDiscovery world may remember this as the year Predictive Coding…
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When it comes to Predictive Coding, the eDiscovery world is drowning in alphabet soup. Fortunately, Forrester has published a report that…
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Following up on last year’s Corporate Legal Ops survey, we have again teamed up with Ari Kaplan, this time to survey…
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The Northern District of California has rejected a motion to compel a producing party to use Predictive Coding. The In…
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When Judge Peck speaks, the eDiscovery community listens. Yesterday, he issued a new order in Hyles v. New York City…
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The UK’s second landmark order approving the use of Predictive Coding is now public and available for download. BCA Trading…
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Hire Counsel (a managed-service provider and OpenText partner) recently co-presented a webinar with us to discuss their fixed-budget review model…
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Another year, another speaking track, another chance to move the zeitgeist forward. This year, we decided to focus our sessions…
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California recently finalized and published its first formal eDiscovery opinion identifying nine (9) core competency issues. The comprehensive nature of…
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In this hilarious dramatization of a deposition proceeding, an attorney attempts to pin down a witness’s definition of the term…
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The adage that law turns slowly does not hold in eDiscovery. This year saw unprecedented sanction awards for falling behind…
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In a new development on the predictive coding front, a federal court just issued an order under Federal Rule of…
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The combined use of keywords and predictive coding is consistently being upheld as defensible. Trying to argue against this method…
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“Discovery did not go smoothly” explained U.S. Magistrate Judge Terence P. Kemp as he described a series of “baffling” eDiscovery…
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