Discovery
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How to handle chat data in eDiscovery and investigations
Water-cooler talk and quick chats in the office disappeared with the pandemic. But online chat—already a prevalent form of communication…
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Ditch those spreadsheets when it comes to legal holds
Despite organizations seeing an overall reduction in resources and budgets, their spending on legal department technology is on the rise.…
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Yesterday’s collection woes need not be today’s (or tomorrow’s) problem
Collection is often considered the most technically rigorous and complex phase of eDiscovery—it involves the acquisition of potentially relevant electronically…
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What’s new in OpenText Axcelerate CE 21.1
Corporate legal teams are struggling with an increase in workload – especially around “unplanned work” like investigations. At the same…
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Achieving seamless eDiscovery
Business and litigation go hand in hand in the 21st century. From litigation support personnel to the lawyers themselves, organizations face a common challenge: how to streamline…
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A little knowledge can be a dangerous thing…
In today’s world, everything moves so fast. Everyone wants something yesterday. Everyone demands and expects more from less. Every action we take leaves a…
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Secure ESI across the organization
This blog has been co-authored by Natasha Tieman, Rachel Teisch and Duncan Bradley. When anticipating litigation, the first-and often the most crucial-step…
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Using the right tools for digital examinations
Have you ever been sent looking for something, but it wasn’t where it was supposed to be? We’ve all been there. Wallet,…
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Ever wonder how lawyers balance the scales of justice?
The practice of law is an undertaking in pursuit of an ideal: justice. Unfortunately, the processes involved in this pursuit…
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Scanning the headlines for digital truth
Every day brings news of a security breach, high-stakes litigation or fraud. So, where do those working on both sides…
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How an eDiscovery consulting firm keeps AI in their toolkit
As a recognized eDiscovery expert and founder of Anger & Associates, Carolyn Anger is enthusiastic about technology. Self-described as ‘MacGyvers’…
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How prepared is your IT department for the next legal hold?
Organizations deal with lawsuits all the time – from workplace discrimination, overtime pay, customer injuries sustained on-premises, intellectual property, contracts…
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Air-gapped eDiscovery
eDiscovery technology continues to evolve to meet the realities of litigation, investigations and regulatory compliance requirements in the age of…
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The lawyer’s growing role in cybersecurity
Managing sensitive legal information has always been complex. Today, it’s more complicated than ever with the rise in cybersecurity threats,…
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Protecting your data in a zero-trust world
Recently, Netflix released The Great Hack, the much-anticipated documentary that examines the Cambridge Analytica scandal and explores how companies can…
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The latest OpenText Enfuse 2019 news
OpenText Enfuse 2019 takes place November 11-14 at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas. We’ve collected a summary of all the…
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How to manage content chaos
ILTACON has been a staple for legal and IT professionals for over 40 years, and this year’s conference promises not…
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Introducing the largest coordinated release in OpenText history
Today’s market-disrupting technologies are driving new and exciting opportunities to transform the way we live our personal lives, the way…
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Is TAR 1.0 dead—or is it long live TAR 1.0?
Technology-assisted review (TAR) keeps getting better as artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning technologies improve. But as it improves, some…
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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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