Sentences with phrase «electronic discovery protocols»

In that role, she routinely negotiated and implemented electronic discovery protocols with both governmental agencies and private parties.

The document collections may be handled by the client's IT staff and this can be a little concerning if the IT staff does not understand electronic discovery protocols.

Just before Thanksgiving, Ari Kaplan Advisors conducted a flash telephone survey of 26 predominantly administrative professionals from Fortune 500 (or Global 500) companies with knowledge of, and responsibility for, their organization's electronic discovery protocols and litigation practices.

Not exact matches

Lorraine assists corporate clients and law firms to leverage best practices to manage and conduct electronic discovery in litigation matters, internal investigations, and governmental inquiries and she specializes in the design and implementation of discovery compliance processes and protocols.

Document and ESI preservation and retention issues, negotiating the parameters of electronic discovery, the drafting of electronic discovery orders, confidentiality agreements, and protective orders, and establishing effective review protocol.

We process both paper and electronic materials, perform keyword and culling protocols to reduce the size of the discovery set, load materials in a database controlled hosted environment (at our secure facility, or yours), and manage the entire process.

Our plaintiff electronic discovery services provide skilled professional guidance and the most advanced eDiscovery software and technology available to cost effectively collect, cull, process and review all forms of ESI protocols.

Although the rules were ostensibly designed to help opposing parties establish protocols for disclosure and discovery of electronic information, more than half of the Fulbright survey respondents detected no change in how their companies are handling federal litigation; 18 % felt the e-discovery guidelines have eased their litigation issues, while 27 % said the rules have actually made their litigation lives more difficult.