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ElectronicDiscovery.biz: Auto-Categorization
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010. Xerox has recently launched a powerful technology, CategoriX, which is leading the market’s response to a profound and growing problem in the legal industry. This application of CategoriX is producing significant improvements in speed and accuracy which, in turn, are producing dramatic savings in ediscovery costs while maintaining defensibility of the overall business process. Here are some helpful links with more information about CategoriX:. Posted by Chain of Grace. David Obaro...
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ElectronicDiscovery.biz: eDiscovery Vendor Pricing Report
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Saturday, August 28, 2010. EDiscovery Vendor Pricing Report. Gartner has released a survey of ediscovery vendor pricing:. 200 - $500 / consulting hour. 5 - $10 / GB to store unprocessed data with the proper identifying metadata. 200 - $300 / hour; or. 400 - $1,500 / GB; or. 200 per desktop for desk-side collection and/or routine hard drive imaging. For more complex matters (when data has been lost, damaged, etc.):. 1,500 / hour for the best expertise on the market. 400 - $2,000 / GB. Class Action Defense...
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ElectronicDiscovery.biz: Going paperless…or not…
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Wednesday, September 15, 2010. Going paperless…or not…. Last week at LegalTech (a national trade conference for legal professionals) keynote speaker Mark Howitson, Deputy General Counsel with Facebook caused quite the stir. When he was asked how corporations could preserve information in social media like Facebook, data which corporations are increasingly relying upon in day-to-day business. Mr. Howitson’s blunt response was, “Print out the pages”. Posted by Chain of Grace. David Obarowski, an executive ...
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ElectronicDiscovery.biz: Court-Mandated Technology?
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Tuesday, September 14, 2010. Guidance Software owns a particularly informative blog. But recent posts and replies seem to imply that a recent imposition of sanctions in the matter of. Phillip M. Adams and Associates, L.L.C., v. Dell, Inc. Essentially signifies a trend that courts will increasingly mandate parties to deploy “appropriate technology” for ediscovery. I take a narrower read on the Adams opinion. Posted by Chain of Grace. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Class Action Defense Blog. One of th...
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ElectronicDiscovery.biz: Podcast: Strategies for Controlling the Cost of Review
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Saturday, September 4, 2010. Podcast: Strategies for Controlling the Cost of Review. Here’s a link. To a particularly insightful panel discussion led by Wayne C. Matus. Chair of the eDiscovery Practice Group for the firm of Pillsbury Winthrop. Mr Matus is one of the country’s leading experts in matters of ediscovery, as well as privacy and data security. Posted by Chain of Grace. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Class Action Defense Blog. D and O Diary. One of the most noteworthy recent developments i...
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ElectronicDiscovery.biz: ECA a Best Practice?
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Friday, September 10, 2010. ECA a Best Practice? There’s been some blog buzz of late as to why early case assessment (ECA) is not yet considered a “best practice”. A best practice, by its very definition, is designated such either by a governing authority to which practitioners are subject or, alternatively, ad hoc simply by the sheer proliferation of a common practice. Is ECA a technology? Is ECA rather a process? Legal document business processes are unique to each organization which, in turn, renders ...
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ElectronicDiscovery.biz: Building Intra-Matter ESI Standards
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Sunday, August 22, 2010. Building Intra-Matter ESI Standards. Of a recent survey conducted with membership of the American College of Trial Lawyers is little more than the latest lament that ediscovery is crushing the American justice system. The ACTL did raise one critical point: A transcendent standard is essential. Posted by Chain of Grace. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Class Action Defense Blog. D and O Diary. Interview with Christopher Bogart, CEO of Litigation Funding Firm Burford Capital.
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ElectronicDiscovery.biz: SaaS vs. Hosted Application...There'a a Difference
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Wednesday, September 1, 2010. SaaS vs. Hosted Application.There'a a Difference. These days vendors increasingly seem to use the terms “Software-as-a-Service” (SaaS) and “hosted application” interchangeably. There is a difference, and it’s an important one when evaluating the true cost and practicality of a solution. Proper due diligence then by savvy EDD buyers requires a pointed inquiry, not only as to the true nature of a provider’s delivery model, but also the vendor’s overall fiscal stabi...David Oba...
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ElectronicDiscovery.biz: New Trend in Apportioning eDiscovery Costs?
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Friday, October 8, 2010. New Trend in Apportioning eDiscovery Costs? The talking heads are at it again. Always eager to be the first to identify a “sea change”, some commentators are hailing the decision in. CBT Flint Partners v. Cisco IronPort Systems. As signaling a new trend in how ediscovery costs are apportioned after trial. I’m not so sure however, given both the fact set and the language of Judge Thrash’s opinion. It’s important to note that Judge Thrash seemed careful to limit his decision ...