Tag: Collection & Culling
EMC eDiscovery – Kazeon to Sponsor CLE Sessions at LegalTech 2012
With the continuing growth of eDiscovery, rapidly developing case law, and new technologies, the complexities associated with eDiscovery are daunting. The risk of mis-steps during the eDiscovery process weighs on the minds of Corporate Counsel, as well as IT professionals. What do legal and IT professionals need most? Advice and education from trusted experts and professionals [...]
Posted By: David in Data Management, eDiscovery, GRC, Information Security on January 11th, 2012.
Tags: 30(b)6, 30(b)6 witness, Analysis & Review, and the Cloud: The Confluence of eDiscovery with Pervasive Governance, and the rise of Corporate CyberTerrorism: What every GC must Know!, Andrew Cohen, Bringing eDiscovery in-House for Dummies, Chain of evidence, cloud, Collection & Culling, Collection and Culling, Cyber-Terrorism, CyberTerrorism, Dan Brassil, Don Brassil, e-discovery, Ed Larkin, eDiscovery, eDiscovery In-House, eDiscovery StraightTalk, electronic discovery, emc, ESQ., H5, Hacking, Harnessing Search Technology Effectively, Heidi Maher, information Management, J. David Morris, James Shook, Kenneth Rashbaum, Kenneth Rashbaum - Rashbaum Associates LLC, Laws, legal hold, Legal Hold Management, Legal Tech, legaltech, Lori McKellar, Overcoming the FUD To Bring eDiscovery In-House, Pervasive Governance, Principal Consultant, Regulations, Security, The Case For Machine Coding in Document Review: A Judicial Perspective, The Honorable Andrew J. Peck, Venable LLP, What it takes to have fun as a 30(b)6 witness, William O'Neil
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OnDemand Webinar: A tale of two companies: A Social Media and eDiscovery War
Find out what happens when litigants go head-to-head in a Web 2.0 world. Join us as we tell the tragic story of two companies locked in a bitter court battle, in a no-holds-barred race to protect their products, their market, and their businesses. How will they combat issues involving social media information leaks, rogue blogging [...]
Posted By: David in eDiscovery on September 19th, 2011.
Tags: A tale of two companies, Analysis & Review, Bringing eDiscovery in-House for Dummies, Chain of evidence, Collection & Culling, e-discovery, eDiscovery, eDiscovery StraightTalk, electronic discovery, emc, J. David Morris, James D. Shook, Kazeon, Legal Hold Management, Legal Tech, Social Media. eDiscovery War, SourceOne
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The hidden ROI in eDiscovery…Faster, better, cheaper…! Part III
By William J. O’Neil, Jr., Esq. Part III Faster, better, cheaper was the mantra at NASA as it set goals to improve quality, efficiency and better manage costs after several setbacks…it was a way to set goals and measure success from a “top down” approach of looking at it from all perspectives and seeking to [...]
Posted By: David in eDiscovery on April 29th, 2011.
Tags: Analysis & Review, Bringing eDiscovery in-House for Dummies, Collection & Culling, eDiscovery, eDiscovery StraightTalk, electronic discovery, emc, end-to-end ediscovery, ESI, ESQ., J. David Morris, Kazeon, Return, Return On Investment, ROI, SourceOne, The hidden ROI in eDiscover, William O'Neil
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The hidden ROI in eDiscovery…Faster, better, cheaper…! Part II
By William J. O’Neil, Jr., Esq. Part II Faster, better, cheaper was the mantra at NASA as it set goals to improve quality, efficiency and better manage costs after several setbacks…it was a way to set goals and measure success from a “top down” approach of looking at it from all perspectives and seeking to [...]
Posted By: David in eDiscovery on April 27th, 2011.
Tags: Bringing eDiscovery in-House for Dummies, Collection & Culling, Collection and Culling, e-discovery, eDiscovery, eDiscovery StraightTalk, electronic discovery, emc, ESQ., J. David Morris, Jr, Kazeon, Return On Investment, ROI, SourceOne, William J. O’Neil, William J. O’Neil Jr. Esq., William O'Neil
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The Ghosts of eDiscovery Past, Present and Future
The Ghosts of eDiscovery Past, Present and Future by James D. Shook, Esq. This is the time of year when many make predictions for 2011. But while we try to look forward, the reality is that as an industry, we have not yet conquered our eDiscovery challenges from 2010 – or even 2009 or earlier! [...]
Posted By: David in eDiscovery on December 14th, 2010.
Tags: Bringing eDiscovery in-House for Dummies, Chain of evidence, Collection & Culling, Collection and Culling, e-discovery, eDiscovery, eDiscovery StraightTalk, electronic discovery, emc, ESI, J. David Morris, James D. Shook, James Shook, Kazeon, SourceOne
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Applied Discovery Announces Agreement with EMC for Integrated Offering of Collection, Early Case Assessment & Electronic Discovery Services
BELLEVUE, Wash., June 22 /PRNewswire/ — Applied Discovery, a worldwide leader for multinational e-discovery services for law firms, corporations, and government agencies, today announced an agreement with EMC Corporation that leverages the Applied Discovery leading market presence and portfolio of services by integrating with EMC SourceOne eDiscovery – Kazeon for collection and early case assessment. The combined [...]
Posted By: David in eDiscovery on November 11th, 2010.
Tags: Analysis & Review, Applied Discovery, Bringing eDiscovery in-House for Dummies, Collection & Culling, e-discovery, eDiscovery, eDiscovery StraightTalk, emc, end-to-end ediscovery, J. David Morris, Kazeon, legal ediscovery, SourceOne
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US eDiscovery v. UK eDisclosure
Kazeon eDiscovery Best Practice Webinar Series with Quentin Archer and James D. Shook with J. David Morris as moderator. As businesses go global, legal complications have followed. Ignoring cross border legal obligations, privacy laws, and litigation discovery orders have had severe consequences for numerous companies, including sanctions in the millions of dollars/pounds. How does today’s [...]
Posted By: David in eDiscovery on November 9th, 2010.
Tags: Analysis & Review, Bringing eDiscovery in-House for Dummies, Chain of evidence, Collection & Culling, e-discovery, eDiscovery, eDiscovery StraightTalk, electronic discovery, end-to-end ediscovery, ESI, ESQ., J. David Morris, James D. Shook, Kazeon, legal ediscovery, Quentin Archer, SourceOne
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eDiscovery: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You!
What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You… and cost you a fortune as well! by Rakesh R. Nair Having spent the better part of a decade designing Information Management & eDiscovery Solutions, I decided to write a blog to share some of my findings in this space. This is my first post and if you [...]
Posted By: David in eDiscovery on November 1st, 2010.
Tags: Bringing eDiscovery in-House for Dummies, Chain of evidence, Collection & Culling, e-discovery, eDiscovery, eDiscovery StraightTalk, electronic discovery, emc, end-to-end ediscovery, ESI, J. David Morris, Kazeon, legal hold, Rakesh R. Nair, SourceOne
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67% of eDiscovery Cases Awarded Sanctions in 1H2010
DIGITAL DISCOVERY & E-EVIDENCE – VOL. 10, NO. 12 The first half of 2010 saw a plethora of decisions refining e-discovery case law and building on past trends in a rapidly-evolving field. Attorneys from Gibson Dunn provide an overview of recent e-discovery developments, based on their analysis of 103 e-discovery decisions issued between January 1 [...]
Posted By: David in eDiscovery on October 15th, 2010.
Tags: Analysis & Review, BNA Insight, Bringing eDiscovery in-House for Dummies, Chain of evidence, Collection & Culling, Collection and Culling, e-discovery, eDiscovery, eDiscovery StraightTalk, electronic discovery, emc, end-to-end ediscovery, ESI, ESQ., Farrah Pepper, Gareth T. Evans, J. David Morris, Jenna Musselman Yott, legal ediscovery, Legal Hold Management, Matthew S. Kahn, SourceOne
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RULE 502: Friend or Foe?
Inadvertent disclosure of privileged information is a pressing concern for litigators and some would argue is one of the main reasons for the high cost of eDiscovery. Vendors and outside counsel make good money helping corporations sift through massive amounts of data to separate out privileged information. When Federal Rule of Evidence 502 was amended [...]
Posted By: David in eDiscovery on October 12th, 2010.
Tags: 502, 502(b), Analysis & Review, Bringing eDiscovery in-House for Dummies, Collection & Culling, Collection and Culling, e-discovery, eDiscovery, eDiscovery StraightTalk, electronic discovery, emc, end-to-end ediscovery, ESI, ESQ., Heidi Maher, Inc., Inc. v. Creative Pipe, J. David Morris, Kazeon, legal ediscovery, Legal Hold Management, Legal Tech, litigation, Mt. Hawley Ins. Co. v. Felman Prod., rule 502, SourceOne, Victory Stanley, waiver of privilege, WL 1990555
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