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Does your security framework extend to cover your eDiscovery/Compliance integration partners? By necessity, key IT, Legal and Compliance user/service accounts require the ‘keys to the kingdom’ to perform their duties. In this age of cybercrime, hackers can use compromised [...]
Many IT and legal executives ask their discovery teams, “Why not just use Microsoft?” After all, Microsoft 365 contains the vast majority of enterprise content and communications for large enterprise litigants. The acquisition-integration of Equivio gave Purview eDiscovery checked [...]
A Teams site and the underlying channels are owned by a M365 Group. Teams sites and channels are essentially an application layer on top of a SharePoint container and Exchange mailbox. The UI is focused on collaboration with much [...]
Microsoft 365’s Purview eDiscovery enables legal departments to search, preserve, review and export M365 indexed content in response to internal and external requests. Content Search requires an E1 or equivalent license for basic search and export. Purview eDiscovery(Standard) requires [...]
I gently declined to cover multiple recent c-suite appointments because I could not answer my “Why should you care?” query. When reviewed en masse, the executive shuffling points to some interesting eDiscovery market trends. Below are some 2024 executive appointments [...]
Casepoint has rolled out FOIA and Legal Hold modules to solve government and corporate pain points. The key value I see is the deep integration of complex task management workflows with the underlying eDiscovery platform. I have seen many [...]
This historical eDJ Group analyst research report was published by Greg Buckles on 2012-09-07 11:25:56. Content and opinions within were based on best available knowledge. The Legal Technology market and best practices have rapidly evolved. Historical content is copyrighted and [...]
This historical eDJ Group analyst research report was published by Mikki Tomlinson on 2013-04-02 08:36:08. Content and opinions within were based on best available knowledge. The Legal Technology market and best practices have rapidly evolved. Historical content is copyrighted and [...]
Mohawk Industries v. Carpenter is Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s first opinion and while it first appears to be a simple procedural issue, it may have far reaching consequences with counsel making risk vs. cost decisions around their discovery efforts. The case involves a dispute over whether privilege waiver and other discovery related district court orders can be appealed during or after the case, whether it qualifies for an interlocutory appeal in lawyer speak. The unanimous opinion found that with some exceptions discovery decisions could only be appealed after the final judgment was rendered.
As legal technology migrates from external service providers to inside the firewall, it is more important than ever to test and understand your rates of collection, processing, loading, reviewing and producing ESI. Litigation support is a deadline driven business. Counsel will wait as long as possible before pulling the trigger on discovery in the hope and expectation of resolving the matter without having to incur further costs. Successfully adapting to this pressure cooker lifestyle requires that you construct a ‘burst capacity’ workflow as opposed to a normal ‘continuous capacity’ model.