The blockchain concept can be applied to many types of transactions which has major implications for creating, storing and managing data.
Blockchain Impacts More Than Cryptocurrency: Are You Ready?
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TAR Case Law Update: High Rate of Non-Responsive Documents in Production Can Extend Discovery
Dan Diette examines the recent decision from In Re Domestic Airline Travel Antitrust Litigation and its implications on TAR in discovery.
What CDS Saw at Relativity Fest 2018
CDS shares insights into our collective experience at Relativity Fest 2018, from informative panels on topics like communicating with inter-generational teams and the intricacies of blockchain technology to socializing with industry peers, this post covers a little bit of everything!
EDiscovery Implications as our World Gets “Smarter”
The explosion of the internet of things presents new challenges to eDiscovery including data ownership and smart data.
Ready or Not, Cloud Migration is Inevitable
As many companies debate whether moving operations to the cloud is wise, they may not realize they are already utilizing systems that reside in the cloud.
Are the Machines Taking Over eDiscovery?
A common misconception is that advances in eDiscovery software, automation, and artificial intelligence will eventually replace the need for many legal professionals.
Winfield v. City of NY: What Happens When Computers and Humans Disagree in eDiscovery?
Predictive coding has become increasingly prevalent in eDiscovery. Although courts have ruled that parties are allowed to use the technology, they have also recognized that litigants aren’t required to use it. However, once a litigant has decided to employ predictive coding, the question is to what extent courts should permit discovery into, and allow opposing counsel, to re-examine and second guess a litigant’s TAR process?
What to Expect in 2018: Trends in Managing eDiscovery
By Regina Chepalis, Managing Director CDS Mid-Atlantic — One of the main trends in the world of litigation is companies and law firms analyzing their approach to managing eDiscovery. They are evaluating what services to keep or move in-house versus outsourcing.
