Thought Leadership and Industry Trends
Organizations conduct data migrations between systems for many reasons: to maintain integrity, ensure accessibility, comply with eDiscovery requirements, and more. Centralizing data in one secure system improves security, streamlines processes, reduces risk, and...
New and emerging communication methods and data types have exponentially increased productivity, while also presenting unique eDiscovery and data governance challenges to corporate and legal stakeholders.
eDiscovery is not one size-fits-all. Organizations can deploy a wide range of eDiscovery tools, but what should practitioners consider when it comes to selecting a new technology?
Explore the complexities of chat data in eDiscovery, focusing on costs, burdens, and proportionality in modern collaboration platforms.
When reviewing any short message data, context is key. Messages that retain their original context help the review team properly understand their importance, relevance, and connection to the matter. CDS Convert offers many tools to read Slack exports.
For nearly a decade, CDS has managed Slack data in client matters. As we’ve worked on more and more Slack cases, trying different applications and formats, our data specialists recognized we needed a robust tool to deal with the nuances of Slack exports.
A new wave of generative AI solutions are coming to market. The hype surrounding these products has been immense, prompting teams to ask: Will generative AI replace TAR?
For Part 2 of our PIIP 2024 recap, we asked our own Chris O’Connor, Director of eDiscovery Strategy and William Wallace Belt, Jr., Managing Director, Consulting – both of whom helped architect this year’s program – to offer their key takeaways from the two-day event.
When time is of the essence on a case, every second counts. DISCO search functionality coupled with CDS project management expertise can get you to the finish line faster on your next matter.
DIY eDiscovery is possible, but not easy. How much your legal team can handle on their own depends on many factors. Learn whether to insource, outsource, or seek a hybrid solution.
Large internal eDiscovery teams often manage their own data processing, and use outside expert services for complicated data sets or when large matters require additional resources. Learn how RelativityOne’s Import/Export tool allows users to drag and drop data directly into their Relativity workspace for full document processing.
After a data breach is discovered, notification becomes essential. Companies are under tremendous pressure to determine what data has been taken and who they must notify, sometimes in as little as 72 hours. That’s where eDiscovery expertise can make a key contribution.
