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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InBoxer Extends Easy Email Archiving and Compliance To IBM Lotus Domino And IBM Lotus Notes
After testing at IBM (NYSE: IBM) facilities, the InBoxer Anti-Risk Appliance, a leading product for email archiving, compliance, and the electronic discovery requirements of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, has been validated by IBM (NYSE: IBM) as meeting compatibility and integration specifications for IBM Lotus Notes and IBM Lotus Domino software.
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Internal Computer Investigations as a Critical Control Activity Under Sarbanes-Oxley
Various provisions of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act require companies to closely review their policies and procedures regarding internal investigations, and implement the necessary processes and tools to respond timely and effectively to reports of fraudulent activity.
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Jatheon Arms Small Businesses with Large-Company Protection Against Lawsuits
Small businesses can now arm themselves against compliance concerns just as well as their deep-pocketed competitors, thanks to Jatheon Technologies, Inc., which today announced the creation of an email archiving solution specifically geared to companies of 100 or fewer employees.
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Kroll Ontrack Launches New Email Investigation & Analytics Software
Kroll Ontrack, the industry's largest provider of electronic and paper-based document discovery and computer forensics services, today announced the launch of Ontrack(R) Firstview(TM), an email investigation analytics tool that helps in-house attorneys appraise the scope, volume and potential significance of e-mail communication.
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New Features, New Look Distinguish Latest Version of Liquid Litigation Management’s Signature Software
New features, enhanced capabilities and a new look make the latest offerings from Liquid Litigation Management, Inc. (LLM), an electronic discovery services and software firm, stand out among the competition.
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Ontrack Data Recovery Launches Ontrack Online
Today, Ontrack Data Recovery has announced the release of Ontrack Online, an industry-unique online information tool that provides customers with continuous, real-time progress updates on their data recovery service. Accessible 24/7, Ontrack Online tracks progress from the beginning of the recovery process all the way through completion.
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Open Text Extends Enterprise Records Management with Controls for Instant Messaging Conversations
Open Text(TM) Corporation (NASDAQ: OTEX, TSX: OTC), the largest independent provider of enterprise content management (ECM) software and solutions, extended its lead in records management today with new offerings designed to help organizations better manage content created in real-time communications applications such as instant messaging (IM) as well as incorporate the content into records management and compliance initiatives.
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Peak Off-Site Announces New Performance Metrics Tool
Peak Off-Site, a leading-edge provider of document review and litigation services, has introduced a powerful new tool for measuring accuracy, productivity and expenses in the document review process - Peak Performance Metrics.
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Proofpoint Announces Industry’s Most Advanced Single-Appliance Solution for Policy-based Email Encryption
Proofpoint, Inc., the leader in large-enterprise messaging security solutions, today announced an enhanced version of its policy-driven email encryption solution, Proofpoint Secure Messaging(TM). The new product is the first of its kind to offer fully integrated email content filtering and policy-based encryption on a single, easy-to-deploy appliance or virtual appliance.
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Requests for Missing White House Emails Denied
A federal judge in Washington, D.C. recently denied requests for government information relating to missing White House emails. The judge made the ruling on the basis that the Office of Administration (OA) does not constitute an "agency" within the ambit of the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). How did this happen?
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