The matrix is a straight-forward way to evaluate clients—and tailor your cost-recovery strategy to match, whether you're dealing with frequent, well-funded litigants or the most cost-sensitive clients
When it comes to pricing legal software and services, what goes into that calculus? And how can companies keep their mission and customers’ interests central to that determination? Find out here.
Earlier this year, the Supreme Court ruled in a copyright infringement case that e-discovery expenses can’t be recovered by prevailing parties according to the federal statute that allows costs to be…
It doesn’t take much for litigation costs to quickly run out of control, particularly when it comes to discovery in corporate…
Does your eDiscovery process leave clients with an exorbitant bill while depriving you of potential revenue? Are you missing…
The Second Circuit recently upheld discovery sanctions stemming from the spoliation of evidence by an accused vendor of…
Conducting discovery on a single email account, for a relatively simple matter, shouldn’t require two to four days for data…
Ellen Pao is back, with some new insight into her famous sex discrimination lawsuit. In 2012, Pao sued Kleiner Perkins Caufield &…
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