Electronic Voting and eDiscovery May Collide in 2016 Presidential Election. A new article explores the possible interplay between eDiscovery and electronic voting in the 2016 presidential election. Read more here. The Norton Rose Fulbright Litigation Trends Survey. Norton Rose Fulbright has once again published its annual litigation trends survey, which spotlights
Three Tips to Negotiating TAR Protocols. A new post spotlights some key factors to consider before entering into a TAR protocol. Read more here. Making eDiscovery More Cost Effective. A recent post explores some common sense methods for making eDiscovery more cost effective. Read more here. National Security Risks from the Internet of Things? The U.S. Department of
The Interplay between Analytics and the Internet of Things. A new article reports that the ties between the Internet of Things and analytics are growing stronger. Read more here. Navigating the Cyberinsurance Maze. There are various matters to take into account when selecting cyberinsurance, reports Legaltech News. Read more here. Interest in Machine Learning Peaking.
New TAR Protocol in Visa Class Action. Lawyers in a class action case against Visa reached an agreement on using TAR in connection with their eDiscovery protocol. Read more here. Fallout from Dropbox Data Breach. A recently reported data breach involving consumer-grade cloud provider Dropbox is being seen as a warning to
Confirming The Growing Use of Analytics. Lawyers are increasingly turning to analytics to accomplish various aspects of their duties, according to a recent industry survey. Read more here. Q & A with U.S. Magistrate Judge Elizabeth Laporte. ALM publication The Recorder recently published an insightful Q & A with U.S. Magistrate Judge
Gibson Dunn Publishes 2016 Mid-Year eDiscovery Report. Gibson Dunn has published its much anticipated 2016 Mid-Year eDiscovery Report, which spotlights developments on various issues including sanctions and technology-assisted review. Read more here. The Need for Data Mapping in the Digital Age. The IG Initiative recently published a post that discusses the merits of data
kCura Announces Partnership with CTRL. kCura, the developers of eDiscovery software Relativity, announced a partnership with CTRL to advance the use of technology among lawyers. Read more here. Rethinking the Use of Technology-Assisted Review. Gareth Evans from Gibson Dunn & Crutcher explores how different technologies and strategies can enable lawyers to more
The 2016 CTRL Survey on Data Analytics. In partnership with the Information Governance Initiative, CTRL is once again surveying in-house legal departments to gauge the nature and extent of their use of analytics. Read more here. Exploiting Wearables to Harvest Personal Data. Slate explores the ways in which companies are exploiting consumers’ personal
Judge Peck Issues New TAR Decision. Fresh off last month’s TAR order from Dynamo Holdings, U.S. Magistrate Judge Andrew Peck issued a new order this week on the use of TAR. Read more here. Search Terms and Social Media. The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals recently ruled on an intriguing
Further Consolidation Roils eDiscovery Industry. On the heels of OpenText’s acquisition of Recommind, DTI announced yesterday its acquisition of Epiq Systems. Read more here. Protecting Trade Secrets in the Age of Personal Clouds. A new article examines the troubling trend of employee use of personal clouds and the corresponding impact on enterprises. Read more here.
