September 28th, 2010 
posselist 28 September 2010 – As we said in a recent post, the accelerating increase in electronically stored information along with the changes in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and the courts (Federal and state) tsunami of decisions means lawyers must become technologists (see full post by clicking here).
One of the ways you can learn about e-discovery and all the technology out there is by going to a conference near you. Most offer free admission to…
September 28th, 2010 posselist Our weekly consolidated listing of vendor views and industry news from electronic discovery-centric vendors and commentators sponsored by Orange LT (for more information about the company click here).
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Tags: American LegalNet, Autonomy, Bridgeway, Daticon EED, DTI, eLitigation Solutions, Exterro, Open Text, Orange Legal Technologies, OrangeLT™ 
No Comments » September 21st, 2010 posselist 21 September 2010 - ”E-Discovery and Social Media Master” Master Rob Robinson of Orange Legal Technlogies has put together a “Top 50″ list of the leading providers in the electronic discovery arena, based on a compilation of research, reports, and reviews. It is a concise listing of over fifty of the top active and acknowledged electronic discovery providers.
For the full list with links to each provider and some of the sources for his research click here.
September 19th, 2010 posselist 19 September 2010 – As we have stated numerous times in our ediscovery/data management “thought leaders” series (click here) we face a tsunami of data. For a good discussion of how this all evolved read our interview with the “Master Sensai E-Discovery Gurus” Ralph Losey and Jason R. Baron (click here) and see their brilliant presentation Did You Know which you can access on YouTube (click here).
Yes, the amount of data…
Posted in Electronic Discovery 101: Where to Start Tags: Donna Seyle, e-discovery, e-discovery software, ECA, EDD, ediscovery software, electronic data discovery, electronic discovery, ESI, FRCP, Jason R. Baron, legal discovery, litigation discovery, litigation software, litigation support software, Ralph Losey, Sedona, Symantec, The Posse List No Comments » September 19th, 2010 posselist 19 September 2010 — Early Case Assessment (ECA). You have heard the phrase ad nauseam. You have probably used any number of the ECA software tools created by Clearwell, FTI, Digital Reef, EMC², Kroll, Nuix, Recommind, etc. And every vendor seems to have ECA software (Starbucks will be launching its own this fall).
Basically, how good is your case and what do you have to prove it? But if you are confused by what it is,…
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