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Incorporating data deletion practices into information governance initiatives provides many operational and cost-saving benefits. Retention policies should address what type of data to keep, for how long, and which devices employees can use for...

With the overwhelming amount of data to review for a case or investigation, eDiscovery practitioners continue to look for defensible ways to reduce datasets. Current market capabilities include single and continuous active learning tools, concept...

Global litigation is more common today as international business deals, emerging technologies, and new regulations invoke cross-border obligations. Since many countries have now adopted eDiscovery processes, it is important for legal teams to...

The pandemic accelerated widespread digitization in almost every industry. Moving from hard copy to digital documentation influences many business and legal processes, including the way authorities around the world conduct dawn raids.

Artificial intelligence (AI) adoption has been largely accepted in the legal community, as many have realized the value of technology that can detect relevant content and produce better outcomes. Incorporating AI into document review workflows or...

It has been three years since the disclosure pilot scheme for business and property cases emerged in England and Wales. After several rounds of feedback from practitioners, updates have been made to certain disclosure practices. These changes...

During the early phases of a case, there are times where disclosure of privileged information may occur. Although lawyers should do everything to protect confidential client information, communications, and work-product documents, mistakes do...

Each year, practitioners and the courts face data issues applying to collection, preservation, security, compliance, global practice challenges, and more. Some questions repeat or evolve, while others are entirely fresh stemming from emerging...

During the discovery phase of litigation or an investigation, organizations need to defensibly collect and analyze data under pressing deadlines. When digital forensics is involved, there needs to be a high level of trust in the team of experts...

With the proliferation of data and the changes in how people work and interact with each other, law firms and corporations are faced with the challenge of managing large data sets. New data sources continue to emerge from business operations and...

After gaining increasing popularity, the legal industry recognizes the value that alternative legal service providers (ALSPs) can provide. These providers have so much to offer legal organizations and can customize services to a client’s...