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Posts categorized as: Legal

IT in E-Discovery

3 Ways IT Plays a Role in E-Discovery

Information technology processes are an important part of effectively managing electronically stored information (ESI) during the e-discovery process. Litigators today must comply with a number of regulations when it comes to e-discovery, and meeting these requirements should be a coordinated internal effort between the legal and IT departments. There are 3 vital ways that IT plays a role in the e-discovery process: IT is responsible for ensuring that its policies and protocols support the data…

07/27/2016
Back-End of E-Discovery

The Back-End of E-Discovery

As litigators prepare for a case, they deal with a wealth of electronically stored information (ESI) that they need to gather and review before trial. With the large amount of ESI, e-discovery becomes an essential factor in most legal cases. However, many attorneys do not have the knowledge or experience with e-discovery that they need to remain compliant and effectively get the actionable case data they need. In addition, many firms still rely on inefficient…

07/20/2016
benefits of e-discovery

The Undiscovered Benefits of E-Discovery

At the start of each case, the litigator needs to collect, review, and share electronically stored information (ESI) taken from a variety of outlets such as online accounts and emails. The countless sources and sheer amount of data make e-discovery an important process in legal cases of all types and sizes. Those who do not properly handle this process may be subject to costly errors and government sanctions. Despite the significance of e-discovery, many lawyers…

07/08/2016

The Verdict is in: Information Governance Strategies for Legal Firms

According to reports, 1 in 4 law firms are victims of a data breach. Chilling statistics, particularly when you consider the sheer breadth of discovery data that firms possess—trade secrets, private client information, undisclosed corporate mergers—all of which makes them a highly attractive target to cybercriminals. An article from Legaltech News discusses the evolution of cybersecurity threats to the legal industry in recent years. “There was a time when cyberattacks in the legal industry could…

05/09/2016
Add metadata to your legal clients software

Metadata: What It Is and Why Your Software Should Support It

If your legal clients produce substantial amounts of paperwork, the ability to add metadata during document processing can be invaluable. Without easily identifiable paperwork, law firms could waste hours trying to find one document out of one thousand. So how can metadata help? Describe the Content Clients can enter relevant information to quickly sort through documents to find the right file. Name, date, case number, and keywords can all be added in headers and footers…

02/03/2016