eDiscovery
FindLaw’s Legal Technology Center’s eDiscovery collection includes free articles on one of the biggest topics in legal technology. In 2005, the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) were amended to integrate electronic discovery into the litigation process. Understanding these complex rules may be crucial to the success of your legal matter.
Electronic Discovery
eDiscovery Articles
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Government Open Access Laws: Let’s (Not) Be Blunt
Federal and state open access laws allow the public to monitor the activities of government. Indeed, the federal Freedom of Information Act and its state counterpart "Sunshine Laws" are at the bedrock of our democracy. As has been held by the United States Supreme Court, an informed citizenry is essential to a fully functioning democracy and must keep track of "what the government is up to."
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Guidance Software Highlights Key Recent Legal Developments That Further Bolster the Validity of EnCase
Guidance Software (NASDAQ: GUID) has released the latest edition of The EnCase Legal Journal, an online resource that details recent court rulings and other important legal developments involving the successful use of Guidance Software's EnCase(R) software in eDiscovery matters and criminal prosecutions.
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Guidance Software Takes Center Stage at LegalTech New York
Guidance Software (NASDAQ: GUID), the world leader in digital investigations, is expanding its presence at LegalTech New York to address the explosive demand for electronic evidence discovery ("eDiscovery'), particularly for in-house counsel who are increasingly seeking to systemize their internal processes to address the challenge.
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HP to Acquire Tower Software, Expanding Capabilities in Fast-growing eDiscovery and Compliance Software Market
HP and Tower Software today announced that they have signed a pre-bid agreement for HP to acquire Tower, a document and records management software company based in Canberra, Australia. The deal will enable HP to expand its offerings in the fast-growing electronic discovery and compliance software market.
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IBM to Acquire FileNet to Advance Information On Demand Strategy
IBM (NYSE: IBM) and FileNet Corporation (NASDAQ: FILE) today announced that the two companies have entered into a definitive agreement for IBM to acquire FileNet, a publicly held company based in Costa Mesa, Calif., in an all-cash transaction at a price of approximately $1.6 billion, or $35 per share. The acquisition is subject to FileNet shareholder approval, regulatory reviews and other customary closing conditions. It is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2006.
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iCONECT and ALCoder Provide Efficient Coding and Review
iCONECT's compatibility with ALCoder enables clients to maximize their efficiency by leveraging the strengths of both products. Users can streamline their coding with ALCoder auto-coding software (from Rosen Technology Resources, Inc.) and then seamlessly load that data into iCONECT (from iCONECT Development, LLC) where it can be searched, organized, and reviewed.
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Index Engines Automated Extraction Module Eliminates the Need for Legacy Backup Environments during eDiscovery
Index Engines, the leader in enterprise discovery solutions, today announced the general availability of the Automated Tape Extraction Module. The Automated Tape Extraction Module combines with the Index Engines Tape Engine to make traditional offline data discovery methods obsolete.
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Integreon and MetaLINCS Partner to Integrate eDiscovery Analysis into Outsourced Litigation Support Services
MetaLINCSTM, a leading provider of E-Discovery software, and Integreon, a leading litigation support outsourcing service provider, today announced a strategic partnership that will combine Integreon's world-class legal and technical discovery support capabilities with MetaLINCS' industry leading E-Discovery analysis and review technology.
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Intelligent Discovery Solutions Launches Enterprise Security Practice
Industry-leading consultancy staged to assist corporate America with security risk management
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Internal IT Corporate Snooping
While companies provide certain rights to information technology and other employees to access specified categories of data, they may not be aware that often those rights are exceeded.
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