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The contracting industry has seen a digital transformation, generating excitement for how contracts are created, managed, and executed. Technology adoption has introduced efficiencies, improved accuracy, and enabled better collaboration. However...

Individuals who have been diagnosed with asbestos-related diseases face overwhelming medical and financial challenges. They often pursue legal avenues to obtain monetary compensation for pain, suffering, and medical fees incurred for their treatment.

Outsourcing as a strategy provides value to all types of professional firms in numerous ways. Not only does it allow them to reduce risk while maximizing opportunities, but it’s also cost-effective, enhances business agility and flexibility, and...

While some law firms dedicate time and resources to developing expertise in project management, far fewer have employed product management disciplines.

Social media platforms are one of society’s primary communication channels, not just for personal interactions but also for business communications. Consequently, collecting social media artifacts for eDiscovery purposes is a crucial aspect of...

Confidential Business Information (CBI) is the information that is unique to the corporation that owns it. It’s anything key to the business that the company would not want its competitors or the public to know.

Cost recovery is a key strategy to ensure a law firm or corporation’s eDiscovery program will meet current and future demands.

The principle of doing more with less is crucial in today’s rapidly changing business world. In-house legal departments consistently face rising workloads in the face of frozen headcounts. These market conditions paired with rapid innovation in...

In a time where hybrid work models have transitioned from being an exception to the standard, law firms find themselves at a crossroads, needing to reinvent their operational strategies to remain competitive. A thought-provoking panel discussion...

The Unprecedented Value of Records & Information Governance (RIG) to Control the Constantly Growing Data

In today’s regulatory environment, corporations have a heightened obligation to investigate potential wrongdoing by their employees and to monitor, and possibly disclose, incidents of illegal conduct.