The Posse List, an increasingly important resource for e-discovery generally and contract lawyers specifically, is publishing a series of interviews with EDD professionals. My interview appears today, An interview with…

Tom O’Connor and I recently wrote a joint blog post about concept search software for e-discovery. Subsequently, we received comments from Herb Roitblat of Orcatec, an expert in information management,…

This is a two-part, joint blog post. I recently spent some time looking at Xerox’s new CategoriX EDD tool and writing a post about it. After reading it, I realized…

This morning at the The Masters Conference, one of the leading e-discovery conferences, taking place in Washington, DC, I sat in on the first half of Early Case Assessment: Looking…

This is a near-real-time post from the The Masters Conference, one of the leading e-discovery conferences, taking place in Washington, DC. This session is How Defensible is Your E-Discovery Process? …

Last week top law firm O’Melveny and information retrieval firm H5 announced an alliance to provide clients with innovative search methods for electronic document discovery (EDD). This is a legal…

The litigation support and e-discovery market has felt chaotic for years now: rapid growth, technological shifts, emerging judicial reviews, and changing roles of the the main players (law departments, vendors,…

Over at the EDD Update blog, there is a very good discussion of defensible EDD / ESI search. It’s worth reading and prompts me to ask what we mean by…