eDiscovery

In eDiscovery, the use of AI is typically found in predictive coding or active learning technology, which has given case teams a huge leap forward in the review stage. However, AI can't work on its own. Technology like this needs human input to be trained properly. ...

We’re committed to finding the best legal technology for our customers. Considering that so many matters have a foreign language component these days, we thought it was time we take a deep dive into what the market had to offer in terms of machine translation. ...

A few big things happened this quarter that we feel deserve another mention: privilege analytics, social media collection, and a new RegEx tool for Relativity. Here’s a quick overview of each and why you’ll want to know about them....

Our team of “hackers” won the People’s Choice award for their submission which created a practical tool that enables end-users to extract patterns of text into Relativity Objects. ...

72% of departing CEOs take intellectual property (IP) with them. In order to prevent a data breach (with the source being your own organization), there must be a contingency plan in place....

What should you do if you have data that you’re afraid of? What is the best way to disinfect it? Build an Airlock. Here's how to do it, with no risk to your other data or networks....

Christine Porras, our Director of Technology Solutions, shares her personal story of finding self-worth in response to our eDiscovery Unredacted women's panel. ...

With so little control over files and client data being passed back and forth through email, how can law firms take control of their data to avoid a breach? Our COO, Sal Dababneh, sat with Richard Rodney & Brian Dykstra to discuss strategies for breach prevention....

This year has, thus far, tested the bricks in the foundation of many organizations in our industry. Our tech and security experts weigh in on the most important steps to take inside and outside of your technology to fully secure remote users. ...

At the beginning of the year, our team was working hard to prepare our eDiscovery Unredacted panel discussions for LegalWeek 2020. We were tasked with creating discussion topics, and for years, I had wanted to start the conversation of women in eDiscovery. ...