December 2, 2020

Statistical Sampling in Legal Document and Data Reviews

Random and statistical sampling is used in ediscovery and other types of legal data reviews to improve accuracy, save time, effort, and money.
November 11, 2020

Augmenting Microsoft 365 eDiscovery Search Capabilities for Best Results

Know the limitations of Microsoft Office 365 eDiscovery search and how to optimize search results with other software and workarounds.
June 20, 2016

Judge: “Come on, Just Use Deduplication.”

A federal court in Connecticut recently considered the age-old e-discovery question of how many custodians is too many?   In this particular case, more than nine […]
May 4, 2016

So What’s a “Proportional” Document Request Nowadays?

      As detailed in prior posts (here and here), last year’s amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure emphasize discovery proportionality. Under revisions […]
March 30, 2016

Are Hard Copies and ESI Subject to Different Litigation Production Standards?

  As is often the case in modern litigation, a discovery dispute ensued In Kissing Camels Surgery Center, LLC v. Centura Health Corp., et al. 12-cv-03012-WJM-NYW. (D. […]
January 11, 2016

E-Discovery Proportionality? Chief Justice Roberts digs it too.

  As we have written about here and here, proportionality is an important e-discovery concept and is front and center in recent amendments to the Federal […]
December 14, 2015

E-Discovery Proportionality for the Busy Lawyer [Infographic]

  In a rush, but dying to learn more about e-discovery proportionality?   Well, then do we have something for you! Below is an infographic outlining […]
May 11, 2015

E-Discovery Proportionality Explained

“Proportionality” is a popular e-discovery buzzword and a concept referenced in federal and state rules of civil procedure. Discovery in litigation should be proportional to the case […]