Channel-Based Communication and eDiscovery
How do employees at your company communicate? By phone, text message, email, carrier pigeon, or perhaps a channel-based app like Slack or Discord? Professional communication has splintered into countless different programs and applications, and the eDiscovery process is catching up at the courts’ direction. Photo by Austin Diesel on Unsplash Who uses channel-based software? As an example, […]
Do I Need to Outsource My eDiscovery or Can I Do it Myself?
The answer is, “Of course you can handle eDiscovery yourself.” It all depends on your comfort level. How proficient are you with computers and proprietary software? Do you know how to process data and prepare it for review? Have you ever been your own project manager? Some clients are leery of handling the eDiscovery process themselves, […]
Basics of Forensic Data Collection for Lawyers
Forensic data collection is frequently used in the extraction of data across numerous technology devices to be used for forensic analysis, investigation, or review. The process of forensic data collection is an integral part of assuring admissibility in court. It is not an uncommon practice for law firms to utilize a third party for forensic […]
How Does eDiscovery Software Work?
Lawyers and other businesses from around the country are now collecting and storing data with eDiscovery. Since the system emerged in 2005, electronic discovery is now a regular feature in court rooms, offices, and law firm networks. If it is a new concept for you, here’s more about how eDiscovery software uses predictive coding and […]