Gabe’s Guide to the e-Discovery Universe
"Mainly about issues that affect or generate e-discovery litigation. I also throw in off-topic posts as well—i.e. something funny or interesting so people will keep reading."
Author: Gabe Acevedo is director of contract attorney placement at DeltaGroup in Washington, D.C.
Blawg Related Categories: Trials & Litigation • Evidence • States • District of Columbia • Consultant
Recent Posts from Gabe’s Guide to the e-Discovery Universe
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Lazy Sunday Links 11.8.09: A Little “Textual Healing” Will Have you Rightsourced in No Time
“Textual Harassment” of employees is on the rise Speaking of employees, there is one at Pepsi Cola that has over a billion reasons to be happy From the man, the myth himself: Rob Robinson on…
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Clearwell Annouces Top 5 Trends for 2010, Lists 6
Here are “Clearwell’s Top 5 e-discovery Trends for 2010″ via CMSWire: 1. Early case assessment (ECA) 2. Technology-Lead Initiatives 3. eDiscovery gets Project Managed 4. Data Analytics Set Benchmarks 5. A Single eDiscovery Platform Be sure…
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Breaking News: Being Proactive on E-Discovery Can Save Your Company Money
Good interview on early case assessment with Benton Armstrong and Andy Ruckman of Deloitte. From Metropolitan Corporate Counsel: Editor: Tell us about the costly results of the repeated export of information in conventional e-discovery systems.…
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Featured Review Software: Lexis Nexis Applied Discovery
From their website: We designed our award-winning Online Review Application (“ORA”) from the ground up to be intuitive and facilitate efficient, powerful review. Its “point-and-click” functionality enables even the least technical reviewer to become an…
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LEGALTECH New York Has Just Added a New Friend on Facebook
The growing relationship of e-discovery and social media continues… From Reuters: Mark S. Howitson, deputy general counsel of Facebook, will deliver the day two keynote address at ALM`s upcoming LegalTech New York 2010, the nation`s…
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Another reason why using your work email for personal reasons is perfectly safe…
Good article on employee email and attorney-client privilege from Anthony E. Davis in the New York Law Journal: There are now several decisions determining whether employees can retain attorney-client privilege for e-mails sent to their…
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Intel Doing Its Part to Help Attorneys Cash in on Their “Chips”
From WSJ.com: [NOTE: You do have to subscribe to read full article.] New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo filed antitrust charges against Intel Corp., alleging the company threatened computer makers and paid huge kickbacks to…
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Featured Review Software: CaseData from Oce Business Services
From their website: Experience a Superior Suite of Tools CaseData package provides you with a sophisticated set of litigation management tools allowing you to: review and redact case critical documents and information; search and retrieve critical…
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Second Request Alert: Buffett Playing Monopoly With Planet Earth
I know this has been in the news all day long, but this is great for litigation, and I think an even better sign for the economy. From Bloomberg: Warren Buffett’sBerkshire Hathaway Inc. agreed to buy railroad…
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Lawyers in discovery scandal say Qualcomm’s pants are on fire
From Law.com via EDD Blog Online: Lawyers in the Qualcomm discovery scandal claim that the company misled and stonewalled them, ultimately leading to the failure to turn over a mountain of relevant evidence and harsh…