Webinar: An Ounce of Prevention: Fundamentals of Data Protection For legal practitioners, a commitment to data protection is a matter of ethical duty, legal and regulatory compliance, and fundamental responsibility to clients and

Webinar: Threading the eDiscovery Needle: Achieving Efficient and Defensible Document Review Document review is typically the most expensive phase of an eDiscovery project, with past studies attributing more than half of discovery

Webinar: Beyond the Four Corners: Evolving Electronic Documents The definition and boundaries of “document” are changing, as new source and file types proliferate and custodian behavior changes. New challenges like modern attachments,

Webinar: eDiscovery 101: Back to Basics Make sure you know the eDiscovery basics that every legal practitioner must understand. This program will review the EDRM model of the eDiscovery lifecycle, key concepts

Webinar: The Next Black Box: ChatGPT, LLMs, and Legal Technology Generative AI applications like ChatGPT are suddenly everywhere, with companies announcing new integrations daily – including in the legal industry.  But what is

Webinar: Off-Channel Communications: Strategies and Best Practices Never have there been so many communication devices, apps, and services available for use by employees, and employees helping themselves to these options can create

Webinar: Hold On: Get a Grip on Conducting Effective Legal Holds In a world of new and evolving sources, conducting effective legal holds is more critical than ever. Done properly, legal holds

Webinar: Cloud Watching: Strategies and Best Practices for Microsoft 365 Discovery Microsoft 365 was already widely-used before 2020, and the rise of remote work since then has caused adoption and use of

Welcome to the A.V. Club: Audio and Video in eDiscovery Audio and video sources have been a part of discovery since the analog age, but as with other source types, the digital age brought

Webinar: Microsoft 365 eDiscovery Session for Law Firms This webinar conducts a deep-dive into M365’s E3 Core eDiscovery and E5 Advanced Discovery offerings. We review how to best advise clients on managing

Legal Bill Review Plus Delivering cost efficiency and quality across legal bill review processes with value-added opportunities for improvements. Control legal bill review costs with high quality, lower-cost support resources well

Legal Bill Review Plus Delivering cost efficiency and quality across legal bill review processes with value-added opportunities for improvements. Control legal bill review costs with high quality, lower-cost support resources well

Webinar: Microsoft 365 for Core eDiscovery and Advanced eDiscovery In this webinar we conduct a deep-dive session into Microsoft 365’s E3 Core eDiscovery and E5 Advanced Discovery offerings. We review how to

This webinar dives into the role of self-service tools in helping to alleviate the pressure on legal teams, by the ever-rising demand for Data Subject Access Requests.

ESI spoliation remains a frequent issue – particularly in the gray area where new devices, applications, or services are transitioning from niche adoption to mainstream use. Hence the importance of these phases in an eDiscovery effort: almost every other type of failure can be fixed with adequate time and money, but once unique, relevant ESI is gone, it’s gone.

Companies under investigation often find themselves in the unenviable position of trying to balance the need to provide prosecuting agencies with the information they request and staying on the right side of the myriad of data protection legislation across the world. Get it wrong and they can find themselves in further difficulty with the prosecuting agencies or staring down the barrel of a hefty data protection fine. What steps can practitioners and companies take to successfully resolve these conflicts in an effective and timely way?

It is no surprise that law firms continue to be an attractive target for cyberthieves. Law firm data systems hold various types of confidential information about corporate clients, and include nonpublic information about corporate development, business strategy and planned transactions that hackers could use for a variety of malevolent uses. In addition, firms generally also store a wealth of personally identifiable information, including protected health information and payment information, for clients, parties, witnesses, and employees. The dramatic shift to remote working due to COVID-19 has increased the complexity of the cybersecurity challenges firms face.

V3locity We manage your eDiscovery process. You only pay for documents sent to review. A single partner: we manage processing through production Predictable, fixed cost pricing model Defensible, high-quality results Typical savings

Solutions for Energy Specialist Document Reviewer lawyers, recruited for their Energy sector expertise covering market pricing, contracts, privilege, royalty litigation and intellectual property. Global data infrastructure and review environments can be

Conceptual Analytics Assists with Department of Justice Request Client Challenge The government requested that the client look into potential violations of the Stark Law - a regulation which prohibits physician referrals