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Technology Assisted Review (TAR) is now considered an essential tool in eDiscovery. Its popularity is, of course, closely tied to the increasing amounts of data used in litigation, especially when contrasted with the time, accuracy and cost of manual review. As far back as 1985, a study by Blair and Maron...

Technical Execution. The technical execution of a random sampling process is simple, quick and is fully supported in some eDiscovery platforms such as Relativity. Let’s take a look at some of the main considerations and caveats to be aware of prior to utilizing this technique for validating your workflow. ...

If there was ever a single eDiscovery trend that everyone could agree on, it would without a doubt be the fact that data volumes in litigation grow year to year without fail. In fact, some 2019 surveys indicated that increasing data volumes are the biggest concern among the eDiscovery practitioners today. The...

COVID-19 has changed the pattern of peoples’ lives worldwide, and it has faced the legal profession with its own unique set of challenges. Not only must the justice system pivot to remote working, but it must also deal with a backlog of pre-coronavirus cases – as well as addressing a surge of fraud investigations...

Collecting electronically stored information (ESI) is a routine challenge for eDiscovery specialists, but one that’s becoming more and more complex as our technology environment evolves. The inherent difficulties of traditional ESI collection are compounded by the staggering amount of new and widely different...