Category: eDiscovery and Litigation Support

Last week I attended the Georgetown Advanced E-Discovery Institute, where many of the leading jurist- and practitioner- e-discovery experts attend or present. My employer Integreon was a conference sponsor so I blogged five sessions over at the Integreon blog. Here are the links with brief...

I am live blogging from the Masters Conference 2010 (a conference that attracts leading e-Discovery professionals). This session is “Judicial Expectations in E-Discovery” with panelists Judge Joy Conti, Federal District Judge, Western District of Pennsylvania and Magistrate Judge John M. Facciola, US Magistrate Judge, DC,...

I am live blogging from the Masters Conference 2010 (a conference that attracts leading e-Discovery professionals). This session is “Achieving Litigation Readiness and Developing an E-Discovery Response Plan” with panelists Dave Cohen of K&L Gates, Martin Tully of Katten Muchin, and Connie Mockaitis of Abbott...

I am live blogging from the Masters Conference 2010 (a conference that attracts leading e-Discovery professionals). This is the keynote session featuring Alan K. Tse, Vice President and General Counsel, LG Electronics MobileComm U.S.A., Inc. Dan Regard of Intelligent Discovery has a dialogue with Mr....

Do law firms need e-discovery practices and/or legal specialists? A recent Cowen Group study suggests more than one-half of the AmLaw 200 think not.  Before turning to the Cowen Group’s survey findings, let me show my hand. The question whether a firm should have an...

What will it mean in the future to be a lawyer?  For an excellent, sweeping view of the future, read Richard Susskind’s The End of Lawyers?. On his website, Susskind asks “what elements of their current workload could be undertaken more quickly, more cheaply, more...

One of the most interesting ongoing electronic discovery questions is the role and importance of search tools in document review. I recently spoke with Jonathan Nystrom and Dick Oehrle of Cataphora about this and related issues.  Cataphora develops powerful language analysis software. Its pattern recognition...

This is a live report from Legal Tech NYC on the session E-Discovery – Considerations for In-Sourcing and Outsourcing.  The panelists: Marilyn Caldwell – Director of Practice Support, Lowenstein Sandler Michelangelo Troisi – Senior Counsel and Director of Risk Managment, Samsung Electronics America Scott Cohen...