How are legal teams addressing disruptive, collaborative technology in and building consensus around those decisions? Find out here in part 2 of our interview with lawyers who are doing just that.
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
The ability for individuals to request the data organizations collect about them is a central feature of a new wave of privacy laws. But what do those requests require and how can they be fulfilled?
If you’ve experienced pushback from clients on discovery costs, you’re not alone. In our recent survey, 89% of law firms said they received resistance from clients around the cost of discovery.
For savvy attorneys, Slack data can provide a wealth of information, information that can change the course of a case. That’s the subject of our new case study on how attorneys are using Slack to win.
It’s a terrifying thought: you’ve spent days, weeks, or even months combing through a data set, and you finally get that…
By our loose count, there are about a dozen different federal, state and model ethics rules regarding eDiscovery, all reminding you…
As the world evolves, the practice of law must follow suit. Facing new forms of technology, new modes of communication, and new…
By Casey C. Sullivan | 14 min read
By Eleanor Brock
