eDiscovery

What do you think of when you hear the phrase, “Project Management?”  We all know that it pertains to handling the overall elements of a particular venture – but what goes into proper management [...]

When conducting pre-trial discovery, through interrogatories or demands for documents, it is always necessary to inquire as to the details surrounding electronically stored information (ESI), as [...]

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In eDiscovery practice, nearly every set of interrogatories, and document requests, reference emails and their attachments, as well as electronically stored information (ESI) and documents.  But [...]

During discovery, you cannot properly analyze what you have collected, until you fully consider why and how it has been collected.  Here’s what you can do to increase your data recall and [...]

Today, it’s almost impossible to conduct a trial (jury or bench) without the use of some demonstrative evidence or trial presentation.  Some attorneys choose to work solely with hard-board [...]

The modern day’s litigation heavily focuses on eDiscovery. Electronically Stored Information (ESI) has established a major role within the discovery phase, but there is often a need to normalize [...]