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by Matt Miller
April 30, 2013Making Sure Your Predictive Coding Solution Doesn’t Cost More…
Depending on how it’s used, predictive coding may result in a discovery process that is less expensive than a process built around traditional search term based culling and manual document review. I emphasize “may” because…
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by Maureen O'Neill
August 21, 2012The Redheaded Stepchild of E-Discovery — Keyword Search— Receives Another Beating
A few weeks ago, Judge Shira Scheindlin issued another opinion in National Day Laborer Organizing Network et al. v. United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency, et al., a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) case. In her order, Judge Sheindlin voiced strong approval for [...]
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by Matt Miller
August 2, 2012Discovery Costs Pile Up in International Trade Commission Patent Disputes
During the past several years, patent holders increasingly have chosen the International Trade Commission to adjudicate claims against importers of goods that allegedly infringe U.S. patents. A quick perusal of the ITC’s pending docket reads like a who’s who of technology companies: Apple, Samsung, Research in Motion, LG, HTC, Nokia, Sony, Canon, HP. While it’s [...]
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by Amy Hinzmann
July 25, 2012Regulators Come Knocking Again in Wake of Libor Scandal
The allegations and controversy around Libor surely will surely ratchet up the already intense scrutiny of the financial-services sector. In these unsettling and predictable times, a proven, trusted resource can be invaluable.
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by Matt Miller
June 28, 2012E-Discovery Drama: Stranger Than Fiction
It reads like a vintage John Grisham page-turner: In Mississippi, high-stakes allegations of skullduggery, bribery and secret meetings cost two seasoned attorneys their jobs and, ultimately, their lives.
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