Faced with 28K chat messages, CDS used Relativity aiR to cut review time, reduce costs, and surface key docs in under a week.
AI in Action: How One Law Firm Reviewed 28,000 Messages in Under a Week
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Vetting eDiscovery Tools and Technology
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?
Producing Chat Data in eDiscovery
Explore the complexities of chat data in eDiscovery, focusing on costs, burdens, and proportionality in modern collaboration platforms.
Keys to Successful Mobile Device Data Collection
When litigation looms, employees are increasingly being asked to hand their mobile device over for collection, prompting renewed evaluation of the benefits and challenges of BYOD and related policies.
Reviewing Slack Data in Context
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.
Managing Slack Data Volumes in eDiscovery
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.
Are Hyperlinked Files Attachments? Case Law Weighs In
Courts have continued to struggle with the technical complexities of ESI and how to analyze hyperlinked files under the Court’s eDiscovery rules – and whether these “modern attachments” should be treated as “attachments” at all.
Understanding Sensitive Data in eDiscovery
Sensitive data is any information that could cause harm if accessed without authorization, presenting a unique challenge in eDiscovery matters.
Strategies for Emerging Data in Complex Litigation
Organizations aim to focus on business, not litigation. However, in today’s litigation and investigations, companies must contend with data from mobile devices, chat messages, and other emerging data sources.
Context is Key: Reviewing Short Message Data in eDiscovery
More and more, chat messages are part of collections in litigation and investigations, and retaining context is critical. If you’re treating everything as a document, you’ll might miss the meaning of the message.
IYKYK: How RelativityOne Cracks the Code on Short Message Data
Short message data will likely begin to outnumber emails in RelativityOne next year. Learn more about how Relativity is innovating to deliver a simpler solution for tackling chat data during eDiscovery.
Streamlining Review of Short Message Data for Investigations
Chat platforms benefit employee collaboration, but short message data formats also present unique challenges to courts, eDiscovery practitioners and internal compliance teams tasked with running investigations. Fortunately, advanced data visualizations can be used to streamline the review of short message content data for investigative purposes.