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6 August 2012 - There are many barometers for value: the Kelly Blue Book for cars, the discounted cash flow method for stocks, and the currency exchange for money. For data however, conducting a valuation can be much more complex and there is no one method. For example, a single smoking gun email in litigation could be incriminatory or exculpatory in “bet the company” litigation. Organizations, particularly in retrospect, would value this email as priceless. However, in periods…
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The “other” predictive coding case
April 13th, 2012 
posselist 
While the eDiscovery world seems glued to the comings and goings of the Da Silva Moore v. Publicis Groupe predictive coding case, over in Merry Olde Illinois there has been another case, Kleen Products v. Packaging Corporation of America, which could potentially change the way parties are expected to handle eDiscovery in the future.
For a nice review of the facts and circumstances, check out the post from Matthew Nelson of Clearwell Systems (click here).
February 24th: our weekly “Vendor Clips” — recent e-discovery vendor news and views
February 24th, 2011 posselist Our weekly consolidated listing of vendor views — news and views from electronic discovery-centric vendors and commentators — to catch-up with all the technology that so affects our industry. Sponsored by Orange Legal Technologies.
Vendor Views
Industry Landscape
- 2011 LegalTech – A Report from Project Counsel – http://tinyurl.com/5wdp6c7 (Greg Bufithis)
- 2011 Technology Vendor Satisfaction Survey – http://tinyurl.com/4vw99tz (Monica Bay)
- Another Exit from Fios – http://bit.ly/gakCbL (Monica Bay)
- Auld
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Posted in Vendor Clips 
Tags: 2011 eDiscovery Training, 2011 LegalTech, 2011 Technology Vendor Satisfaction Survey, Autonomy, BlueStar Case Solutions, Bryan Gorczyk, Canadian Financial Forensic Services Firm Bases Its eDiscovery Practice On Viewpoint, Clearwell Systems, Continental Europe, contract attorney, document review, doument review, e-discovery, e-Discovery Team, ediscovery, Fios, Greg Bufithis, Guidance Software, HP, IntApp, KMWorld, Kroll Ontrack, Legal IT Professionals, Legal Service Providers Association, Legal Tech 2011, metadata, Myriad, OpenText, Orange Legal Technologies, OrangeLT™, predictive coding, Project Counsel, Smarsh, StoredIQ, temporary attorney, Unfiltered Orange, Vendor Provided Education Materials 
No Comments »February 17h: our weekly “Vendor Clips” — recent e-discovery vendor news and views
February 17th, 2011 posselist Our weekly consolidated listing of vendor views — news and views from electronic discovery-centric vendors and commentators — to catch-up with all the technology that so affects our industry. Sponsored by Orange Legal Technologies.
- 2011 eDiscovery Training – Vendor Provided Education Materials - http://tinyurl.com/4jjtrbb (e-Discovery Team)
- Auld Lang LegalTech (Sung To The Tune of Meet The New Boss) http://wp.me/peN1D-1y (Tom O’Connor)
- BlueStar Case Solutions Develops EDD Toolkit - http://tinyurl.com/4luxr33 (Press
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Posted in Vendor Clips Tags: 2011 eDiscovery Training, BlueStar Case Solutions, Bryan Gorczyk, Clearwell Systems, e-Discovery Team, Fios, Guidance Software, HP, IntApp, Kroll Ontrack, Legal Service Providers Association, Legal Tech 2011, Myriad, OpenText, Orange Legal Technologies, OrangeLT™, Smarsh, StoredIQ, Unfiltered Orange, Vendor Provided Education Materials No Comments »Linear Review is an Outdated Methodology
January 10th, 2011 posselist 
Here’s an interesting post from Charles Skamser on linear review. He approaches it not as a lawyer (heaven forbid) but based on his background in enterprise class applications development methodology and technology, having lived through the paradigm shift when that industry shifted from legacy waterfall methodology (i.e. linear) to rapid applications development (RAD) and now agile development methodology. We are told he also lived through the Jurassic period.
For his post click here.
Posted in Document review: some basics Tags: agile development methodology, Charles Skamser, Clearwell Systems, contract attorneys, document review, e-discovery, ediscovery, enterprise class applications development methodology and technology, legacy waterfall methodology, linear, linear review, paradigm shift, predictive coding, rapid applications development (RAD), The Demise of Linear Review by Bennett Borden of Williams Mullen, Venkat Rangan, “Reinventing Review in Electronic Discovery” No Comments »