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.
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.
How eDiscovery Technology Can Be Deployed to Proactively Manage Legal Risks
A common misconception is that the legal industry and the law are by definition reactive.
The Benefits of a Client-Centric Approach to eDiscovery Project Management
Our Insights Thought Leadership and Industry Trends Share on TwitterTweet Share on Facebook Share Share on LinkedIn Share By Michael Milicevic, Esq, Managing Director, CDS Chicago. Law firms and corporations have come to expect certain professional service levels from...
Transactional v. Repository Data Hosting Models: Which One is Best for You?
Our Insights Thought Leadership and Industry Trends By Michael Milicevic, Esq, Managing Director, CDS Chicago. The standard model for eDiscovery case work is currently the transactional model, created primarily to accommodate ad hoc matters handled by law firms....