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Technology has a gone a long way towards streamlining investigations, but one particular area of evidence has consistently flown under the radar of all the
As the name implies, the World of data science is, by definition, dependent on data, and that is certainly the case when it comes to
It is generally accepted that the single largest cost in addressing any eDiscovery exercise is neither the technology nor the litigation support teams employed, but rather it
As investigators or Forensic professionals, surely we can all relate to the pressures that we are put under when starting an investigation. The client typically
Helping clients reduce their litigation risk exposure might sound counter-intuitive to legal services firms whose lifeblood is billable services. And that is precisely what Discovery Risk
In today’s world of plentiful analytics capability, embracing information anarchy would sound a complete anathema to most people. But the problem is that planning strategic
I have been contemplating what defines eDiscovery for some time now. On the face of it, the topic seems quite straightforward. However, as I scratched
With the ever-constant pressure on budgets, a trend has emerged throughout 2019 for companies’ in-house legal counsel to provide services which previously might have been outsourced, a
When it comes to eDiscovery, most discussions tend to focus on the right-hand side of the eDiscovery Reference Model (EDRM) – the review, production and
One of the most enjoyable parts of our work is helping our clients get full functionality from their Microsoft Office 365 and Azure licenses. We’re