Articles in: EDRM
How to save on eDiscovery costs
The importance of targeted document collection in cutting eDiscovery costs
If you know anything about eDiscovery, you’ve probably heard about the EDRM (eDiscovery reference model). If you haven’t, it’s the industry-accepted eDiscovery process. While the breakdown seems simple enough, each stage requires […]
Aug 25, 2021
What is eDiscovery?
Walking through the eDiscovery process
What do you do when you receive a Freedom of Information Act request, when in litigation, or during a government investigation? How do you approach finding and compiling all the information needed […]
Jul 21, 2021
Curing the eDiscovery Headache
Why the EDRM should be cut in half
Of all the hurdles that come with litigation, eDiscovery headache may be one of the worst. Although the relevant amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure came about in 2006, organizations […]
Jan 16, 2018
eDiscovery: From Simplicity to Strategy
How eDiscovery tools are handling more than just ECA
eDiscovery is a painful and costly process for those of us in enterprise defense, and Zubulake vs. UBS Warburg made it considerably worse. The changes to FRCP in 2006 codified the Zubulake […]
Oct 07, 2016
eDiscovery: Stark Contrasts
The unlikely connection between Game of Thrones and unified eDiscovery
WARNING: This blog post contains minor Game of Thrones spoilers. It is highly recommended that anyone reading should first watch every season in its entirety. If you are past season 1, you are probably fine, but it is still recommended to catch up. And let’s be honest; at this point you should probably be all in or all out, given that it’s been on for 6 years already!
Jul 07, 2016