Archive for December, 2009

December 26th: Our weekly “Top 10 … plus” : a compendium of e-discovery articles and links

This week’s “Top 10 … plus“,  a snapshot of this past week’s key industry news and views highlighting key electronic discovery related stories, developments, and announcements … all to help you understand e-discovery.   Provided by Applied Discovery.

eDiscovery News

1.  Chicago IP Litigation Blog: Northern District Local Patent Rules: Applied
Discovery Panel Discussion – http://kuex.us/5330

2.  Example of EDiscovery Cheaper Than Paper – http://kuex.us/5340

3.  New Importance In Metadata Collection – http://kuex.us/5212

4. One Year Later Is C3…

December 16th: Our weekly “Top 10 … plus” : a compendium of e-discovery articles and links

This week’s “Top 10 … plus“,  a compendium of the  top e-discovery articles of the week “plus” links on content and  vendor announcements …  all to help you understand e-discovery.   Provided by Applied Discovery.

  1. Analysis: TSA Document Release Show Pitfalls of Electronic Redaction - http://kuex.us/4caf
  2. Brewing Issues in Social Networking Litigation: How to Freak Out Co-Workers and Get Fired  http://bit.ly/69FGLg
  3. Cornell’s Legal Research Search Engine - http://kuex.us/4ef2
  4. How Much Information?  A

The Million-Dollar Words of E-Discovery

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Throughout history, humans have had miscommunications and misunderstandings. Some are comical like Abbott and Costello’s “Who’s On First?”; others can be tragic like “Romeo and Juliet.” Most of the time, a misunderstood word here or there doesn’t have far-reaching implications, but in the legal profession a misunderstood word or instruction can cost millions.  In today’s litigious environment, attorneys and IT professionals frequently find themselves in the midst of an e-discovery project that requires the team to quickly…

Webinar Dec 9th: The End of e-Discovery As We Know It?

The exploding costs of e-discovery, cooperation mandates by the courts, and recommended changes (again) to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure are generating a lot of discussion – by plaintiffs, defendants and the courts.

Hear from representatives of The Sedona Conference®, members of Lawyers for Civil Justice and participants in the joint project of The American College of Trial Lawyers Task Force on Discovery and The Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System.   Moderated by Mary Mack…

Webinar Dec 9th: The Impact of Technology on eDiscovery

         

Wednesday, December 9, 2009 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EST

The advances in available technology to find, search and collect
digital evidence are changing the way the legal community is approaching eDiscovery. What was once thought undiscoverable or burdensome is now readily produced.

In this webinar, Steven C. Bennett Esq., Partner from Jones Day, will discuss his experience with the evolution of eDiscovery.  Jim McGann, VP of Information Discovery at Index Engines, will also discuss how…

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