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Electronic Discovery Best Practices. A lawyer-centric work flow model created by R. Losey and other attorneys. Opinions expressed here are educational and personal, not statements of any law firms or clients, and should not be construed as legal advice. Ralph Losey 2012-2016. Skip to primary content. Bottom Line Driven Proportional Review. The purpose of EDBP. EDBP does not address. To the contrary, EDBP is aspirational and goal-oriented. It is a. Fit all. What is a. Activities that go on in a project, o...

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Resources | COALSP

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What is Litigation Support? Sponsor Lunch and Learn. If you know of a “must be posted” resource relating to electronic discovery that you think should be added to this page, contact Kathleen Wener. Kathleen’s contact info is available on our contact page. FEDERAL RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE / SEDONA PRINCIPLES / POCKET GUIDE FOR JUDGES. Online Link to Current Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: (AVAILABLE HERE). December 1, 2006 Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: (AVAILABLE HERE). Publication regarding electro...

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Short Blog this Month Because I’m Busy at TREC | e-Discovery Team ®

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LAW-SCIENCE-TECHNOLOGY – Ralph Losey 2006-2016. Short Blog this Month Because I’m Busy at TREC. This month’s blog will be short and sweet, for TREC. Reasons, as I will explain. (TREC, by the way, stands for T. These micro-blogs, and click on follow me on Twitter. Don’t yet have a Twitter account? Well then it is about time you did. It is free, easy to sign up. And easy to use. It is my favorite social media. I follow 134 people, for instance, which is a relatively small number since most of them do not p...

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My Basic Plan for Document Reviews: The “Bottom Line Driven” Approach | e-Discovery Team ®

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LAW-SCIENCE-TECHNOLOGY – Ralph Losey 2006-2016. My Basic Plan for Document Reviews: The “Bottom Line Driven” Approach. Click here for PDF version of this article. The most expensive part of e-discovery is the document search and review process. In most projects it constitutes between 60% to 80% of the total cost. Where The Money Goes: Understanding Litigant Expenditures for Producing Electronic Discovery. Two Different Review Tasks. The review costs in turn arise primarily from two legal activities:[3].

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CAR | e-Discovery Team ®

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LAW-SCIENCE-TECHNOLOGY – Ralph Losey 2006-2016. The only types of Computer Assisted Review (CAR) software that I endorse for the search of large ESI collections include. Algorithms, which provide full featured. Capacities. Active machine learning is a type of. AI) When used in legal search these AI algorithms significantly improve the search, review, and classification of electronically stored information (ESI). For this reason I prefer to call predictive coding. And Predictive Coding 3.0,. The use of so...

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Richard G. Braman: 1953 – 2014 | e-Discovery Team ®

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LAW-SCIENCE-TECHNOLOGY – Ralph Losey 2006-2016. Richard G. Braman: 1953 – 2014. Richard G. Braman passed away yesterday. As all of my readers know, Richard Braman was the founder of The Sedona Conference. Richard made a big impact on the legal world, especially in e-discovery. He tirelessly promoted legal education conducted in a new way, based on. Not lecture and argument. He is also well-known for his controversial stand promoting. Richard died peacefully in Sedona. Laquo; Previous Post. So shocked and...

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When evidence is the needle in a digital haystack. Don’t Miss “Ball in Your Court” on Amending the Federal Rules. February 16, 2014. The real gem (and somewhat buried lead) in Craig Ball’s recent blog entry and comments on the proposed amendments to the FRCP is the sentence “The standard practice of e-discovery is malpractice”. Few observers of the current state of the … Continue reading →. October 30, 2013. October 30, 2013. The ‘Not Me’ Factor. June 18, 2013. Originally posted on Ball in your Court.

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“COLLECTING GMAIL FOR PRESERVATION” | ESIdence

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When evidence is the needle in a digital haystack. The ‘Not Me’ Factor. Don’t Miss “Ball in Your Court” on Amending the Federal Rules →. October 30, 2013. 8220;Collecting GMAIL for Preservation”. 8211; Craig Ball’s excellent primer and guidance on preserving Gmail ESI using the Microsoft Outlook 2010 product – is a. This entry was posted in ESI. And tagged best practices. The ‘Not Me’ Factor. Don’t Miss “Ball in Your Court” on Amending the Federal Rules →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Ball in your Court.

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Don’t Miss “Ball in Your Court” on Amending the Federal Rules | ESIdence

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When evidence is the needle in a digital haystack. 8220;COLLECTING GMAIL FOR PRESERVATION”. Don’t Miss “Ball in Your Court” on Amending the Federal Rules. February 16, 2014. The real gem (and somewhat buried lead) in Craig Ball’s recent blog entry. 8220;there IS no eDiscovery – ALL discovery is electronic”, it would follow that attorney eD malpractice is manifest in (gulp) at least a statistically-significant percentage of the thousands of cases filed each year. The special master eD program. 8220;COLLEC...