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Chicago Lawyer - September 2009
Brett Burney
Ignorance is bliss...unless it carries an unusually high price tag. Such is regularly the case when clients pay litigation support expenses billed by their law firms.
Traditionally, litigation costs revolved around hourly legal work, with the occasional expense line for scanning a handful of paper documents. But today, litigation costs can include everything from restoring caches of backup tapes to monthly data-hosting charges.
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BNA, INC. - Digital Discovery & E-Evidence - November 2009
Nigel Murray and Robert E. Childress III
If we are to believe the prognosis of many economists, the current recession is on the verge of ending. The rebounding economy will most likely reinvigorate corporations to push their markets globally. This, in turn, will further push litigation and regulatory inquiries globally.
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ARMA - Sept-Oct 2009
Robert Childress
This hypothetical case study involving theft of trade secrets discusses data identification and collection issues to be considered and questions to be answered to ensure an effective e-discovery response.
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Law.com - Legal Technology - October 2009
Brett Burney
The Masters Conference buzzed through the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, D.C., on October 13 and 14, supporting a rich cast of e-discovery specialists, pundits and exhibitors. Typically, the Masters has a laser focus on e-discovery, but this year the conference expanded its coverage to address risk management and security issues that often accompany litigation matters involving electronically stored information as well as EDD.
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ALA - July 2009
Richard Clark
No Fear
Legal Administrators should take the lead in easing their firms into the use of vital in-house e-discovery technology, which is now easier to manage than ever before.
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