eDiscovery
Published on Friday, August 20th, 2010 at 6:05 pm | No Comments »
Authors: Bill Lundell | Brian Babineau | John McKnight |
IT is the group responsible for collecting all data as directed by in-house and external counsel. What many IT staffs do not realize is that some general e-mail management decisions, namely the use of mailbox quotas, actually make discovery tasks more complex and costly. An investment in an e-mail archive ...
Authors: Bill Lundell | Brian Babineau | John McKnight |
In may of my writings (white papers, blogs, etc.), I have referenced Gibson Dunn's semi-annual Electronic Discovery and Information Law updates. These reports succinctly summarize trends in electronic discovery case law and the impact they may have on legal processes and technologies. I am a simple analyst absent ...
Almost every electronic discovery vendor counts "Early Case Assessment" or "ECA" as part of their value proposition. Without fail, each vendor must remind me and the rest of the market on how early they can actually do the assessment. My immediate response is that they are focusing on ...
"The elegant workflow and powerful analytics give legal the ability to analyze data in place, estimate review cost and make strategic 'settle versus argue' decision far earlier in the process," said Brian Babineau, senior analyst with Enterprise Strategy Group.
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Some food for thought as we prepare for the long weekend in the United States:
Xyratex must be wondering what it has to do to raise its stock price. The company reported its fiscal q2 earnings yesterday which included beating street top and bottom line estimates and in-line guidance. The stock ...
I recently wrote a piece highlighting how organizations can better manage data on tapes without actually having to go through a restore process. The concept of tape remediation may be understood, but it is rarely prioritized by IT departments. And, more than likely, corporate attorneys have never heard ...
It was only a matter of time – an incriminating e-mail was uncovered in the BP oil spill mess. The bullets:
(From the article)..BP took measures to cut costs in the weeks before the catastrophic blowout in the Gulf of Mexico as it dealt with one problem after ...
On Wednesday, I participated in a webinar with Larry Briggi of FTI Technology and Jim Zucker of Hogan Lovells. The discussion centered on the intersection of rampant SharePoint adoption and the ongoing increase of electronic discovery. During the webinar, which had over 300 participants, we conducted ...
The 9th eDiscovery Event takes place April 26-28, 2010 at the Marriott Marquis in San Francisco, CA.
Please join ESG Senior Analyst, Brian Babineau, when he speaks at the event on Wednesday, April 28.
Visit the eDiscovery Event website for more details.
While much of the world (except their employees) cringes as more details of Goldman’s involvement in the sub-prime financial meltdown, investigators continue to gather and share more information. Today, the U.S. Senate released some e-mails between Goldman employees as part of their effort to publicly shame the bank. ...
