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- Interview: David Horrigan of kCura on predictive coding, GDPR and other Relativity Fest attractions
- CGOC in London on 4 October: Understanding critical assets in a shifting global economy
- AccessData webinar series: Privacy and security in the age of global investigations
- Interview: Craig Earnshaw of FTI Consulting talks about FTI’s Find Facts Fast approach to eDiscovery
- Guidance Software product video: EnCase Endpoint Investigator Overview
- eDisclosure expert Andrew Haslam joins Squire Patton Boggs in the UK
- Welcome for a law school eDisclosure course at the QMUL School of Law
- Sedona Conference programme on cross-border discovery and data protection in Hong Kong on 21 September
- Consilio acquires EQD to extend geographic coverage and sector expertise
- Billable Hour 2016 – raising money for Save the Children’s work with refugees
- Interview: Hal Marcus of Recommind on predictive coding after Pyrrho
- ILTA 2016 – pooling proficiency in a plate-glass palace by the Potomac
- Reviewing the year so far: June – into Europe with Sedona and AccessData
- Why would you not use predictive coding in UK litigation? An eloquent argument from Alex Dunstan-Lee of Navigant
- Reviewing the year so far: May: Relativity Roadshow and IICE in London and Enfuse in Las Vegas
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Monthly Archives: December 2007
LDSI appoints Deborah Coram as UK MD
Legal Document Services International – LDSI – has appointed Deborah Coram as Managing Director of LDSI’s UK business operations. Deborah Coram has a legal background and practiced at two major Australian law firms. She was head of international business development … Continue reading
An articled clerk in Gray’s Inn in the 1970s
An old name used by a web searcher stirs memories of typewritten lists of documents of long ago. I keep a close eye on the web statistics from my web site and blog. They tell me, amongst other things, what … Continue reading
Posted in Court Rules, Courts, CPR, Discovery, eDisclosure, Litigation Support
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Australia updates Federal Court ediscovery rules
New court rules for handling electronic documents are expected in Australia before the end of 2007. They will bite on as few as 500 documents, there will be a court-appointed expert to manage cases, and there is a massive investment … Continue reading
Commercial Court Long Trial Recommendations
The Report and Recommendations of the Commercial Court Long Trials Working Party was published on 6 December 2007. Its 83 pages deserve a closer look than time allows now, but we will have a quick summary of the passages relating … Continue reading
Posted in Commercial Court, Court Rules, Courts, CPR, eDisclosure, Litigation Support
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Litigation insurers have an interest in eDisclosure
My heading is not a report that litigation insurers have actually shown an interest in electronic disclosure. They clearly have an interest, though, in the sense that their interests must lie in anything which has the potential to bring parties … Continue reading
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Victor Limongelli now CEO of Guidance Software
Guidance Software announced last week that Victor Limongelli has been appointed Chief Executive Officer. I met Victor at a conference in London earlier this year. He is easy to spot – an American executive who speaks knowledgeably about the English … Continue reading
