The most important cases of the year so far, including sanctions developments under the new Rule 37(e) and at the Supreme Court level, privilege waiver, taxation of eDiscovery costs, and the judiciary's renewed emphasis on proportionality.

Judge Scheindlin on Proportionality, Technology, and the Future of Discovery

Jan 16, 2023

May 11, 2017

Judge Scheindlin on Proportionality, Technology, and the Future of Discovery

Few people have had as much of an impact on modern eDiscovery as Judge Shira A. Scheindlin. As District Judge for the Southern

Balancing Mobility, Agility, and Cybersecurity

Jan 16, 2023

May 10, 2017

Balancing Mobility, Agility, and Cybersecurity

Our quickly evolving workplaces make it easier than ever to get things done on the move and on the fly. Colleagues can "ping" each

Is the Internet of Things the Future of eDiscovery?

Professional Development

Jan 16, 2023

May 8, 2017

Is the Internet of Things the Future of eDiscovery?

The Internet of Things, that ever growing universe of connected devices that includes everything from baby monitors to electric

Looming Ruling on 'Loser Pays' Conundrum Could Cement Power Imbalance in Federal Courts

A case challenging whether it is lawful for a prevailing party in litigation toand recover eDiscovery fees, often the most

Everything Is One Thing and That's Information Governance

When it comes to securing clients' and businesses' most sensitive data, more and more attention is being paid to eDiscovery. After

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