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Dive into legal industry news and trending topics with On Air with ID, Innovative Driven's new podcast! Tune in for the latest in eDiscovery, cybersecurity, information governance, cybersecurity, and more.
We’ve been hearing the term “Modern Attachments” being used over the last year in referencing hyperlinks to documents or websites that are contained in a variety of data sources, including Gmail, Slack communications, and Microsoft 365 emails and Teams data. And frankly, it’s kind of driving us nuts. Join us for this inaugural episode of the new series “Shop Talk” as the Innovative Driven PRESA consulting team explores why people are using this unfortunate term and why we think it should stop, now!
eDiscovery and all that comes with it - managing ever-growing masses of data, security, litigation, analytics, review - can be downright SCARY! But it doesn't have to be.
Our panel of industry experts discuss candidly their worst eDiscovery horror stories so that you can learn from their experience and avoid ending up in a nightmare of your own!
Join us if you dare as our panelists recount their spooky tales of:
• daunting data issues
• data volume debacles
• hellish cellphone collections
• monstrous managed reviews
• vendors tripping the hidden discovery traps
• when self-service bites back
• and more chilling tales from projects past!
Document review has traditionally been treated as an isolated phase of the EDRM, with most of the focus on the review protocol and legal strategy as it relates to the merits of the matter. As data continues to exponentially grow and leveraging some level of analytics is becoming commonplace, document review needs to move out of isolation and join the eDiscovery mainland.
Executing a managed review may seem like a straight-forward task, but there are likely details that you aren’t considering that leave cost and time savings on the table. Does the subject matter expertise of the contract reviewers affect your review? Are you implementing the most effective analytics? Could a remote review help your bottom line? If you think all reviews are built the same and you aren’t asking the right questions, you are missing out on a more efficient, cost-effective, and streamlined process.
Innovative Discovery’s Senior Vice President of Analytics and Managed Review, Cathy Fetgettar and a group of panelists will discuss how to leverage analytics and view your review holistically to best benefit your litigation.
Let's be honest – we are all practically glued to our cell phones, a device that is storing - and sending - massive amounts of data every day. And it's not just the ever-popular cell phone. Audio and chat channels are becoming increasingly popular modes of communication in business, amassing large amounts of data in a short amount of time, and creating new challenges when that data also becomes potential evidence.
In this episode, digital forensics experts will cover the art, obstacles, and increasing need to collect non-traditional data types in litigation cases.
Prepare to learn:
- Different types of data and new and emerging data types to keep an eye out for
- What you can and cannot collect from a mobile device
- How new communication channels and mobile devices record and store data
- The processes and procedures used to collect non-traditional evidence, including remote collections
- Real-life case studies involving client forensic collections
Technology-assisted review (TAR) or computer-assisted review (CAR) is an approach within the document review phase of eDiscovery that leverages computer algorithms to identify and tag potentially responsive documents based on keywords and other metadata. The benefit of TAR is that it can help expedite the document review process. While TAR is still fairly new, it is quickly establishing itself into standard eDiscovery practices. However, there is still confusion within the managed review space about what TAR can and can’t be used for.
In this episode, managed review experts address common TAR questions and misconceptions such as:
- Can TAR replace traditional human managed review?
- How does TAR add value?
- When should you make the decision to leverage TAR?
- How do you make TAR more palatable to end clients and courts?
An organization being breached is no longer a question of “if”, but “when” and “how big”. We live in a technology-filled world where hackers have become more sophisticated than ever in pinpointing organizations data vulnerabilities. There are many types of data breaches, each demanding a unique response to minimize impact. The good news is that there are things your organization can do right now to beat a data breaches. Innovative Discovery recently convened a panel of top cybersecurity experts to discuss how companies can enhance their preparedness, response, and mitigation in the event of a breach.
In this episode, we will discuss:
• What you should be thinking about when it comes to data breaches
• Steps to put in place to prevent a breach
• Effective data breach response
• Lessons learned - client stories on their breach and how they moved forward
During the webinar, our panel of forensics and legal experts addressed topics around how to ensure an efficient data collection including, who to involve in conversations with IT staff, challenges with cloud-based platforms, best practice approaches for collecting non-traditional data types, recommendations when working with litigation support service providers, and more.