Maybe it doesn’t choke you up quite as much as the moment from the movie, but we do love both e-discovery and data privacy here at Exterro–especially now that we’ve acquired Jordan Lawrence. Please check out that blog post from Exterro’s founder and CEO, Bobby Balachandran, if you want some more context on why
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The Next Stage of Growth for Exterro
Just over a year ago, Exterro announced the exciting news of our partnership with Leeds Equity Partners and the strategic equity investment that would turbo charge Exterro’s growth and innovation at a moment I believe is a true tipping point for the e-discovery industry. We—and I mean not just the e-discovery industry, but “we” as…
4 Data Mapping Challenges and How to Overcome Them
By Tim Rollins
We’ve come a long way from the time when “data mapping” was a dirty word in e-discovery. But as data becomes more dispersed and voluminous across organizations, having a centralized resource for quickly identifying where certain electronically stored information (ESI) resides is extremely valuable. FOIA and public records requests can be fulfilled more efficiently if…
Friday Funnies: Exterro’s E-Discovery Meme Series (Lose Their Mind Edition)
Sometimes it feels like everything–every task, every legal hold, every data source, and yes, every custodian–is a matter of life and death. And when your e-discovery process operates in a reactive, high stress, fire drill kind of way, it only amps up the pressure… so you could be forgiven if you react like the Joker…
What Are the Top E-Discovery Cases of 2019 (So Far)?
By Tim Rollins
Exterro’s E-Discovery Case Law Project provides you with all the latest in e-discovery case law, so you can do your job as an e-discovery professional more effectively, in compliance with the expectations of both the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and the rulings from the bench that further explain the nuances of things like:
- Defensible
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Case Law Alert: What Constitutes Spoliation of a .PST File?
Neely v. The Boeing Company (W.D. Wash. April 23, 2019) reminds us that since .PST files are commonly used in business, legal teams need to know what constitutes spoliation of such files. This case helps establish that the criteria are exactly the same as for any other electronically stored information.
Overview
In this work-related age discrimination case, the…
Fear and Loathing and E-Discovery: Is There a War Against E-Discovery?
By Tim Rollins
As a writer and blogger in the e-discovery space (albeit one with a background in writing, rather than e-discovery itself), I work with subject matter experts to create both practical pieces, geared at helping professionals do their job more effectively, as well as thought leadership pieces, trying to influence opinion in the realm of e-discovery…
Examining E-Discovery Statistics: Where in the EDRM Can You Save the Most Money?
By Tim Rollins
There are plenty of reasons why an enterprise should conduct as much of its own e-discovery as possible. It lets you ensure that your practices are defensible. It gives you visibility into the process, so you understand where you are at any give time. You can define the process and identify areas where you can…
Aligning AI Technology with Your E-Discovery Process
By Tim Rollins
It seems like the artificial intelligence freight train of the past couple years is finally slowing down, at least in the e-discovery space. For as long as I’ve been blogging in this space (about 18 months now), there has been a pretty steady drumbeat of articles taking one of two diametrically opposed perspectives on AI:…
Friday Funnies: Exterro’s E-Discovery Meme Series (Run Away! Edition)
By Tim Rollins
Everyone probably has some tasks in their work that make them want to run away, but it’s probably safe to say that for IT professionals, some of the tasks they dread most would be e-discovery related. But at the end of the day, they have to be done. If you’re an e-discovery professional and you’re…