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- February 29th
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Buckles LegalTech Micro Briefs – It’s a Wrap
Wrapping up my quick takeaways, I want to say that I really enjoyed the upbeat attitude at LTNY 2012. It was a great show for us and the follow up demos, proposals and new development work has kept us hopping. So here are the last of my briefs, with apologies to all of the providers who did not manage to get time with us or who could not deliver a memorable message to pass on.
kCura – The latest release (version 7.3) may feel a bit retro to any of us who remember having to install 20+ applications to every Discovery Cracker workstation in order to TIFF collections. As it was explained to eDJ, the new Relativity Native Imaging feature is optional, only requires 16 applications for full support and is intended to improve the quality and performance of productions. My own take away is that this is the foundation for processing native collections, which is the next logical step in growing Relativity from a review point solution to a broader eDiscovery platform. We followed up with several major Relativity service partners who confirmed our theory. So the real question is whether this will blunt the meteoric rise of kCura’s channel or simply launch them into broader corporate sales. We have seen other market leaders stumble and lose momentum when making this transition, so kCura should be watched closely over the next year.posted at 3:50pm on Feb 29th
- February 20th
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Delaware’s Default Standard For Discovery Including Discovery of Electronically Stored Information (”ESI”)
Listen to Karl Schieneman, Founder and President of Review Less talk with Vince Catanzaro from Dupont and Kevin Brady from Eckert Seamans on Delaware’s Default Standard For Discovery Including Discovery of Electronically Stored Information (”ESI”). This standard for federal litigation in Delaware was passed on Dec 8, 2011 and the standard is to be used [...]
posted at 1:25pm on Feb 20th
- December 27th
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Practical QC in eDiscovery
One key element for transforming your eDiscovery from an ad hoc reactive fire drill into a mature, proactive business process is the development and implementation of formal Quality Assurance(QA) and Quality Control(QC). I have always viewed QA as tackling ongoing process improvement such as regular cross case comparisons, while QC tends to be checking on did the process perform properly. Basically, how can we make the process better versus did everything work right? When interviewing corporate client eDiscovery teams, everyone is conscious of the need for QA/QC, but the vast majority seem to feel that it is impractical or unrealistic given their tight deadlines, lack of resources and typical fire-fighter mentality. Some law firm clients have swung to the opposite extreme, with elaborate workflow, check lists, physical chain of custody forms and more. Their QC has grown out of reasonable proportion and their productivity suffers because their overall QA has been neglected. So how do we achieve a reasonable quality process without bringing the legal process to a halt?
posted at 10:02am on Dec 27th
- September 1st
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ILTA 2011 – A Wave of iPads, Managed Services and Predictive Coding
Now that I have had a couple days to digest my whirlwind of Nashville ILTA 2011 press briefings, I wanted to get you my impressions on the memorable highlights. My first impression was, “OMG everyone has an iPad!” Really. Given the amazing prevalence of the tablets in the audiences of my sessions, I was not surprised that Recommind has just released an optimized mobile interface for their Axcelerate product. Howard Sklar (Recommind) says that they wanted to get ahead of the blurring the line between personal and professional lives. The service providers seem to be feeling the pressure from corporations to mitigate rollercoaster discovery costs with fixed fee and managed service offerings. Just as legal hold features were the hot add-on at LTNY in February, flexible work flows seemed to be the hot feature as providers are gearing up for the end of year release cycle.
posted at 2:20pm on Sep 1st
- August 31st
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Guidance Software Unveils Data Mapping Service
The new service aims to help firms locate data and assess risks from lost data.
posted at 11:07am on Aug 31st
- August 3rd
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Retrieving ESI From Cloud-Based Applications
Listen to Karl Schieneman, Founder and Owner of Review Less and friend of JurInnov, talk with Craig Ball about retrieving ESI from cloud-based applications. Craig is a prolific contributor to continuing legal and professional education programs throughout the United States, delivering over 700 presentations and papers and authoring the award winning monthly column on computer [...]
posted at 3:27pm on Aug 3rd
- August 1st
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Carmel Valley eDiscovery Retreat – Buckles Part 1
The breaking Casey Anthony forensic story has delayed my recap of the first Carmel Valley eDiscovery Retreat last week. Luckily, Barry Murphy managed a good post on day one. Chris LaCour, the event organizer, deserves congratulations for breaking the LTNY event mold. He dared to plan a small scale interactive format heavy with experts in a beautiful venue that encouraged open social dialogue. He recruited Browning Marean, George Socha, Barry Murphy and myself to create focus tracks featuring cutting edge topics for the panelists to debate. This was not the typical sponsor driven marketing messages, but real discussion that actively engaged the audience. I moderated three of my CLE sessions and passed the microphone to Kevin Stehr of Lexis Nexis for the “Defining the eDiscovery Platform” session. The participating providers generally limited themselves to sponsoring meals and social events, which kept the event relatively free of the marketing madness that has dominated the big NY show. I hope that this retreat signals that the eDiscovery market is willing to consider alternative academic, market and social events.
posted at 12:09pm on Aug 1st
- June 13th
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Clearwell enhances Identification and Collection Module – Computer Business Review
Clearwell enhances Identification and Collection ModuleComputer Business Reviewe-discovery provider Clearwell Systems has enhanced its Identification and Collection Module which it says will bring next- gen targeted collection to e-discovery. The enhan…
posted at 9:05am on Jun 13th
- April 27th
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Interviewing Witnesses in E-Discovery Cases
Listen to Karl Schieneman, Director of Analytics and Review with JurInnov talk with Duncan Fraser, General Counsel, Civil Litigation Section, Justice Canada and Jennifer Mason a partner with Mintzer Sarowitz Zeris Ledva & Meyers in Pittsburgh, PA where she runs their office and chairs the firm’s e-discovery practice. This show will address the critical E-Discovery step [...]
posted at 12:01pm on Apr 27th
- March 15th
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Kroll Ontrack Launches Tools to Fight Corruption and Identify Unlawful Behaviour – PR Inside
co.uk : . The Legal Technologies & Consulting division of Kroll Ontrack provides corporations, law firms and government agencies with technology and consulting services for large scale paper and electronic discovery, computer forensics, and litigation …
posted at 4:50am on Mar 15th