Lawyers, being lawyers, have been fighting over eDiscovery since eDiscovery first became “a thing.” So it's no wonder that a parody letter from "Fighty, McFighty & Williams" reads like the real deal.
A fight over discovery burdens pits vendor against vendor in a battle over TAR's capabilities and whether it should cost $1.3 million
Advances in technology promise to make it easy to find relevant documents in massive amounts of data. But unsustainable pricing keeps those benefits out of reach, as a recent case shows.
October 20th marks the beginning of the American Bar Association's annual celebration of pro bono work. Learn how Logikcull supports pro bono and public interest work.
Cloud technology is changing the face of law firms, according to a new report by ILTA which shows rapid cloud adoption and nearly 50 percent of firms moving their discovery process to the cloud.
Our expert panel covers key strategies for complying with the California Consumer Privacy Act, key provisions of which to be aware, and outstanding questions regarding the CCPA’s implementation.
The era of deepfakes is just around the corner. In less than a year, anyone may be able to create fraudulent, but entirely believable, audio and video with just a smart phone.
Christian Auty discusses how the CCPA compares to the world’s other major consumer privacy law, the GDPR, from definitions of personal data, to thresholds for application, to consent requirements.
