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The Document Review phase of discovery is critical to uncovering the facts of a case. Explore informative articles, services descriptions and helpful hints on relevant topics to the legal document review process.
HSR Second Request Goes Remote
A $20B food manufacturing company met a DOJ deadline for HSR Second Request review and production with the help of BIA’s remote team of eDiscovery experts.
Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) Popularity and Risks
Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs) are not new but their popularity is; here are some reasons for the trend and some risks that go with it.
HSR Second Request
An HSR Second Request is a legal discovery procedure wherein the Federal Trade Commission and the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice investigate cert...
The HSR Second Request Process Explained
Learn how the HSR Second Request process starts, what it requires, and how you can ensure compliance, meet deadlines, and close your M&A successfully.
HSR Second Request
Many corporate mergers and acquisitions require government regulator review and approval. BIA combines our years of experience with the fast-moving, high-quality proce...
Ask the Experts: Year-End Q&A with BIA
BIA’s experts wrap up 2020 by addressing listener-submitted eDiscovery questions about issues all across the EDRM. Here are those questions, answered.
Inefficiencies in eDiscovery are the Costliest Component
Discover the pitfalls and inefficiencies in eDiscovery while learning how to maximize data efficiency, saving you time and money.
Review is Not the Most Expensive Part of eDiscovery
Review is not the most expensive part of eDiscovery—rather, it’s the inefficiencies in your review process that drive up costs the most.
Finding an E-asy Solution: How to Manage eDiscovery Challenges in Construction Defect Lawsuits to Lower Costs and Minimize Disruption
eDiscovery in construction defect litigation doesn’t have to be the chaotic, expensive nightmare for which it’s commonly known. Barry Schwartz explains how in this...