It’s an exciting time in the world of legal tech as SaaS ediscovery solutions, and cloud computing in general, represent an enormous amount of potential with nearly unlimited capacity of storage, power, and scalability, whether you’re handling small or very large matters. Once seen as something only big firms need to deal with for large cases, we’ve seen electronic communication in the workplace (like email and chat) become the norm and consequently ediscovery become a typical domain for law firms of all shapes and sizes. It makes perfect...
Best Practices for Embracing the SaaS eDiscovery Revolution
Three Reasons Why Law Firms Should Adopt SaaS for eDiscovery
Lawyers, and the legal field in general, are not exactly known for their willingness to embrace new technology and change the tried and true, traditional ways they’ve always used to practice law. But as technology has taken over our everyday lives and become the norm across most industries, there’s no time like the present for lawyers and litigation support professionals to take a second look at how they can get up to speed on the best and newest ediscovery technology that will ultimately transform their business, and in turn, create...
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The HSR Second Request Survey – Benchmark Your Antitrust Savviness
HSR Second Requests are typically large, arduous matters that take an enormous amount of time and resources. They can be unforgiving and demanding, but the challenges of an HSR Second Request can be reduced with the right combination of expertise and technology usage.
Why Moving to the Cloud is a Legal Conversation
There is a common theme buzzing around the legal tech and ediscovery industry – the Cloud and how in-house lawyers should be aware of the implications of their companies moving to the Cloud. Due to its regular appearance, there is an increasing focus on the legal implications of moving to the Cloud, rather than IT and operational considerations, within organisations.