Legal
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What’s new in Axcelerate and EnCase eDiscovery Release 16
OpenText™ Discovery applications like OpenText™ Axcelerate™ and OpenText™ Insight Predict (now part of the OpenText family from the recent Catalyst…
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OpenText Discovery Project Manager Spotlight: Michael LaBrie
Throughout Michael LaBrie’s career he’s had the opportunity to work on all sorts of different projects: Mergers and acquisitions, joint-defense…
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Yee Haw! Texas lawyers must be competent in technology under revised rule 1.01
The Texas Bar recently became the 36th State to codify what the American Bar Association (ABA) Model Rules of Professional…
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About that information leak: It’s coming from inside the organization
Law firms are often considered a soft target when it comes to data security: one in five law firms was…
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Practical guidance on implementing an effective legal hold program
In December 2018, the second edition of The Sedona Conference Commentary on Legal Holds was published with new guidelines for…
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Top 3 takeaways from Legalweek New York 2019
Legaltech 2019 is like the super bowl of legal technology, it brings together the best teams in the industry (on…
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How to create a knowledge-driven discovery business while containing costs
Corporate legal department management is quickly changing from a legal to a business process. Legal professionals, along with their business…
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OpenText Buys Catalyst Repository Systems, Inc.
I’m pleased to announce that OpenText has acquired Catalyst Repository Systems, Inc., a leading provider of cloud-based eDiscovery software for…
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OpenText Discovery Project Manager Spotlight
The success of any eDiscovery project — whether it’s a contentious litigation or fast-moving internal investigation — ultimately rests on…
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Where there’s smoke…look for fire!
Trade secrets are immensely valuable, and warrant every ounce of protection that can be mustered. And some industries—such as pharmaceutical,…
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High-efficiency review enables client to meet short deadlines, reduces costs
Our client, a global corporation, was facing an investigation by a government agency into alleged price fixing. The regulators believed…
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Breaking up the family: Reviewing on a document level is more efficient
Lawyers have been reviewing document families as a collective unit since well before the advent of technology-assisted review (TAR). They…
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Are people the weakest link in technology-assisted review?
In mid-October, 2018, our friend Michael Quartararo wrote a post for Above the Law asking whether people were the weakest link…
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OpenText Discovery Release 16 EP5 raises the bar for legal technology
OpenText™ Discovery serves a broad and diverse legal market with a range of solutions. Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw and Pittman leverage…
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How can I use TAR 2.0 for investigations?
Across the legal landscape, lawyers search for documents for many different reasons. Technology-assisted review (TAR) 1.0 systems were primarily used…
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Legal holds for smart people: What is a legal hold?
Our judicial system is firmly rooted on the belief that parties to litigation should share documents and other information prior…
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Common eDiscovery error #5: Blind dates
Often, you want to limit a search to a specified date range. Sounds easy enough. But like so much in…
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