"The EDRM Model, first released in 2005 by George Socha and Tom Gelbmann, has served as the industry-accepted standard depiction of the e-discovery process since its release, with only minor…
In the context of legal technology marketing campaigns, parodies can engage audiences by humorously emphasizing the interest and intangibles associated with these campaigns. By employing a light-hearted approach, parodies can…
In today's dynamic financial ecosystem, understanding the importance of robust regulatory frameworks, oversight mechanisms, and risk management strategies is crucial for businesses, investors, and financial professionals. The Enron and Wirecard…
ComplexDiscovery has developed a sampling of over 100 key industry informational resources that may help cybersecurity, information governance, and legal discovery professionals stay informed. This non-exhaustive list is designed to…
Andrew Haslam's eDisclosure Systems Buyers Guide is widely recognized as one of the most comprehensive and credible resources for legal and IT professionals seeking to understand and apply eDisclosure and…
The quarterly eDiscovery Business Confidence Survey provides insight into the business conditions and expectations of eDiscovery professionals. The most recent results of this quarterly survey indicate that there has been…
TAR 4.0, or Hybrid Multimodal IST Predictive Coding, can be compared to Goldilocks' overall experience in the Three Bears' house. The process begins with defining the scope of discovery, relevance, and…
International discovery experts, including members of the Sedona Conference, have suggested a number of procedural practices that counsel should consider in order to maximize the effectiveness of their investigations or…
Once upon a time, there was a brand called Conquest for Discovery, specializing in providing insight and intelligence from digital data to support audits, investigations, and litigation. To highlight its…
The Dr. Seuss story "Too Many Daves" is about a family with too many children, all named Dave, and how it becomes difficult for the parents to keep track of…
