Sentences with phrase «as ediscovery»

Purcell joined Endo Pharmaceuticals as its eDiscovery manager in 2015, working with outside counsel, vendors and internal stakeholders to improve Endo's eDiscovery operations.

Identifying and producing all this Electronically Stored Information (ESI) is now commonly referred to as ediscovery.

While cost is still a major driver with some of the more routine services like document review, many organizations are also looking for expertise when deciding on more complex services such as eDiscovery.

doeLEGAL is an innovative provider of next - generation Legal Enterprise Management solutions, as well as eDiscovery services.

As eDiscovery and litigation readiness become more important to the records management community, ARMA has engaged XDD due to the company's commitment to information governance consulting in addition to traditional eDiscovery service areas.

Previous positions held also include stints at Herbert Smith Freehills LLP as an eDiscovery Technical Analyst, and FTI Consulting as a Senior Consultant.

Our new Dublin - based office and ISO - certified data centre, patented solutions and teams of expert advisors will all benefit our Irish and growing roster of global clients as their eDiscovery and risk management requirements continue to expand,» says Deane.

As any eDiscovery 101 seminar will tell you, ESI requires early action.

On the eDiscovery side, we find that we will recruit for either project management or technical roles such as eDiscovery Technical Analyst, Litigation Support Specialist, eDiscovery Directors, eDisclosure Case Managers and Review Operations Managers.

He also served as the eDiscovery Services Manager for the Professional Services Division of Guidance Software, the creators of EnCase, the best known and most widely used forensic and enterprise eDiscovery software.

Brian has also spent time on the corporate side of the industry working as an eDiscovery professional in the General Counsel's office at CSX Corporation, a Fortune 250 company.

As ediscovery provades more and more practices and practice areas, it becomes more and more important for solo and small firm lawyers to at least have a cursory understanding of the process.

Our core mission as an eDiscovery team is simple: to enable better client outcomes.

Not exact matches

As cryptocurrencies turn adopted and supposed by mainstream vendors and consumers, it's a good thought for attorneys to think about the intensity lawsuit and eDiscovery hurdles ahead.

In his point entitled Human + Machine > Human, Ambrogi focuses on eDiscovery analysis and notes that 2014 was the year where these technologies became accepted as essential and commonplace.

As more and more firms have entered the eDiscovery marketplace, competition among them for technological advancement has resulted in lower costs to litigators and shortened review time.

Sean Pike, IDC's eDiscovery and Information Governance Program Director, says the market for eDiscovery vendors is rather saturated in the United States, and prices are decreasing as technology improves the document review process.

Before starting CaseFleet, Jeff was a managing partner at Mays & Kerr LLC, where he focused on employment litigation and eDiscovery and was selected as a Rising Star in 2015.

TR is positioning its new e-discovery platform, eDiscovery Point, as a market - changer that is faster and easier to use than anything else available.

The senior team behind RPC's tech - led in - house consultancy arm RPC Perform is to move lock stock and barrel to leading UK eDiscovery provider Millnet — now part of Advanced Discovery — led by Julia Chain as newly - appointed UK managing director.

Attorneys who are skilled in eDiscovery are becoming recognized as valuable, legitimate practitioners with a speciality.

Review accelerators such as Technology - Assisted Review or auto - redaction and auto - pseudonymization to speed up the most expensive part of eDiscovery.

I think it was Ralph Losey who, on a web CLE I recently attended, likened eDiscovery JD's to the anesthesiologists in the operating room: not the surgeon, but every bit as vital and medically professional.

The talk will address eDiscovery — the ways that electronic data is sought, located, secured and searched with the intent of using it as evidence in a civil or criminal legal case.

I currently serve as a subject matter expert in the eDiscovery and compliance space and am active in industry organizations including The Sedona Conference, EDRM, and the ACC.

Jack Halprin, currently lists his employer as Autonomy where he was the Vice President, eDiscovery and Compliance.

Prior to working as a Litigation Support Manager and as a Adjunct Professor of eDiscovery and Litigation Support, I worked in the legal arena as a Legal Records Clerk, a Law Librarian, a File Clerk, a Litigation Paralegal -LSB-...]

As part of her commitment to innovation, Dunlap recently developed an online eDiscovery and Litigation Technology certificate to help legal professionals meet new continuing legal education requirements or gain proficiencies to meet Duty of Competence rulings.

These techniques have made eDiscovery smarter, faster and easier, as well as drastically reducing review costs.

Stated differently, if each eDiscovery project is treated as a special snowflake, ignoring that eDiscovery is a repeatable process, the variability of the results / outcomes will get the attention.

As part of any comprehensive litigation strategy, we also have refined processes for assessing and managing eDiscovery, which includes utilization of appropriate vendor support to minimize costs.

«Cognicion has proven to be a highly reliable strategic partner for me and my clients as a provider of eDiscovery data and managed review services.

Based on our extensive litigation and trial experience as well as our nationally - recognized eDiscovery capabilities, we are uniquely positioned to review, analyze, synthesize and simplify cases involving complex issues, to sift through massive amounts of information and focus on what is important, compelling and necessary to obtain the best result.

As NSU explains, «This course provides hands - on experience for students on a number of key operational aspects of the practice of law, including the business foundation of successful law firm management; security and confidentiality of client information; marketing, public relations, advertising and social media; duties of technological competence under ABA «Ethics 20/20» amendments to the Model Rules of Professional Responsibility; predictive coding and other eDiscovery issues; client intake and case management; and issues related to the scope and composition of representation, including the unauthorized practice of law and unbundled legal services.»

Part of the answer is that eDiscovery's intrinsic nature as a «manufacturing process» activity has been poorly understood across the legal industry, directly leading to high costs and inconsistent results.

He first leveraged this skillset early in his career with Florida Data Bank which developed one of the first scanning and image retrieval systems for litigation support, known as DocuLex, and Discovery cracker for the fledgling eDiscovery industry.

Ken Smiley, senior solutions consultant for American Discovery, will serve as a panelist at the two - day conference and will discuss the topic, Cybersecurity, eDiscovery, and Your Outside Counsel: What you don't know CAN hurt you.

As such, the frontline litigators rightly feel that the eDiscovery tools at large are ill - equipped to assist in their everyday management of their case.

In the February 2nd keynote panel discussion («How Is Technology Used in Today's Courtrooms and Cases»), judges recommended that lawyers find the right balance in their eDiscovery requests, using the new proportionality standard as a guiding principle.

To ensure value, eDiscovery projects should look to both provide a compelling narrative to the trial team, as well as continuously improve case outcomes by facilitating case management.

Like the crab that regenerates, Lorraine has converted from a successful career as a Human Resources executive to a dynamic, consultative eDiscovery professional most recently holding the position of Senior Manager in Deloitte's national eDiscovery practice and was a leader in the Document Review Services practice.

Her eDiscovery background includes supervising reviews for intellectual property, financial services, pharmaceutical, environmental, employment, and product liability matters, as well as internal and regulatory investigations.

Vogl defines legal document management as «technologies that are used to get to the legal content more efficiently: legal search technologies or ediscovery technologies».

As exemplified by the merger of Kroll Ontrack with LDiscovery in late 2016, ediscovery suppliers recognise the need for organisations to access local data processing centres and document review services in order to comply with data privacy regulations, and to partner with global firms that can provide these facilities anywhere in the world.

Our eDiscovery, Digital Forensic, Investigative, Damages and Valuation professionals offer a unique blend and depth of resources, as well as a proactive, cost - effective approach to all client matters.

«As a client, it's important to feel confident in the expertise your eDiscovery partner brings» he adds.

Angela is an active contributor to the Australian technology and eDiscovery communities, supporting programs such as Girl Geeks, Code Dojo and Women in eDiscovery.

InnoXcell strives to create innovative events such as Counsel - to - Counsel (Asia C2C Exchange), Asia eDiscovery Exchange, Asia Legal Big Data and InnoXcell Asia Symposium.

I read an interesting blogpost recently from a lawyer who said that as a young associate, he became the ediscovery expert in the firm after hearing a partner scream that he just lost a document and running in there and hitting CTRL + Z a couple of times to recover from the document.

You might not have ever considered eDiscovery and cooking as something that goes together but they follow similar processes.