Legal Technology

How to Safely Take In Bad Data

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....

How to Provide Maximum Security for Remote Users

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. ...

Legal Service Providers During Quarantine: Who’s Exposed?

This is a challenging time for legal service providers. Not only do we need to comply with new workplace standards brought on by COVID-19, but we’re also in the wake of the most significant security breach in our industry’s history....

Artificial Intelligence in Legal

Due to the legal industry's unique constraints, the use of artificial intelligence and how it can best serve customers is a topic of great debate. New technology such as AI can work against us if we haven't defined how we can use it or how it will evolve. ...

eDiscovery in the Cloud

Oasis and CloudNine® announced their new partnership and the opportunities it provides to the eDiscovery community. Oasis, a well-known IaaS (Infrastructure-as-a-Service) provider, is now delivering three eDiscovery software platforms – CloudNine Explore™, LAW™ and Concordance® – in the fully managed Oasis private cloud....

Evaluating 5 Relativity Hosting Models

Davis, Graham & Stubbs recognized a shift in the legal tech marketplace. Changes in technology, regulations, security practices, and pricing would require a re-evaluation of their entire system so they set out to evaluate all Relativity hosting options on level ground. The following case study documents the decision-making process...

There Will Never Be Another Relativity

Oasis CEO Brandon Law shares how Relativity captured the eDiscovery market, why competitors have failed, and why it is nearly impossible for Relativity's success to be replicated by another company. To understand why Relativity won't be dethroned in eDiscovery, it must first be understood why Relativity is so dominant....