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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CaseCentral Redefines Control in eDiscovery
CaseCentral, the leader in on-demand discovery lifecycle management solutions for corporations and major law firms, today announced that it has brought control and protection to a new level in the eDiscovery world.
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Controlling eDiscovery Cost: Preparation and Organized Response
The sending of a "preservation" letter is rapidly becoming the norm in litigation today. The typical preservation letter demands that your client sequester its entire computer network and each employee's PC at Fort Knox, pending the final resolution of either anticipated or currently pending litigation. Such tactics are clearly designed to raise the cost of litigation while at the same time positioning your opponent to seek a spoliation instruction as well as any other sanction that the presiding court may order against either the client or the attorney in charge.
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Corporate America And Uncle Sam Need To Wake Up To eDiscovery and E-FOIA Obligations II
In this article, FindLaw columnist Eric Sinrod examines the responsibilities of the government and private enterprise pertaining to electronic information under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure for electronic discovery and the Freedom of Information Act. This installment addresses the Freedom of Information Act; Part One covered electronic discovery issues.
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Daticon Announces Safe Harbor Certification
Daticon LLC, a leading provider of electronic discovery and litigation support services for nearly 15 years, today announced its certification to the Safe Harbor framework developed by the US Department of Commerce and the European Commission governing the handling of European Union personal data.
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Deepdive Launches the DD500 Collection Appliance with Breakthrough Proprietary Collection Technology
Deepdive Technologies, a leading provider of eDiscovery solutions, announces the launch of a new, automated data collection appliance with advanced technology that will revolutionize the corporate data collection process.
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Discovery Mining Debuts Review Search Engine
The new Discovery Mining Review Engine 8.0, was recently unveiled to thousands of legal professionals at the LegalTech conference in New York, by electronic discovery technology firm, Discovery Mining, Inc.
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DocuLex Introduces First of its Kind EDD Solution in DC Detective
DocuLex, Inc, has released a highly innovative and powerful addition to the new version of their Discovery Cracker software. Called DC Detective, this unique technology will not be found in any other electronic discovery solution on the market today.
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Document Technologies, Inc. Recognized as Clearwell Systems Certified Gold Partner
DTI receives highest level granted to Clearwell Systems e-discovery partners
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Drilling For Federal Information on The Internet
In prior articles, I have explained that the public can gain access to federal information by submitting requests to government agencies and departments under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). In theory at least, requested information will be provided unless an agency or department invokes an exemption justifying withholding of the information.
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DS3 DataVaulting Partners With WorkProducts To Deliver MatterSpace Solution At LegalTech 2008
DS3 DataVaulting, a leading provider of offsite, online data backup and restore services, which enables customers to rapidly and securely back up and restore files, databases and operating systems, today announced a partnership with WorkProducts to deliver the only comprehensive Evidence Lifecycle Management (ELM) platform with MatterSpace.
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