The CFO’s role in eDiscovery is to serve as a watchdog over legal costs, insurance, and internal collaboration—by knowing the right questions to ask.
Tag: eDiscovery
eDiscovery resources such as blog posts, articles, webinars and case studies for corporate legal departments and law firms to become more informed about new trends, the right processes to use as professionals and for updated information about the field in general.
5 Trends That Will Influence eDiscovery in 2021
In Law360’s 5 Trends That Will Influence eDiscovery in 2021, Brian Schrader predicts changes and challenges for the eDiscovery industry this year.
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.
eDiscovery Is Complicated Only If You Go It Alone
eDiscovery is complicated, but much less so with expert eDiscovery consultants or advisors serving as your legal and technological sword and shield.
The GC’s Role in eDiscovery: Protect, Educate, Delegate
As head of the legal team, the GC’s role in eDiscovery is to protect, educate, and delegate—with the eDiscovery Playbook as their most powerful weapon.
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.
The CISO’s Role in eDiscovery
Corporate Boards are focusing on the CISO’s role in eDiscovery as data breaches and cyberattacks continue to rise. On what, then, should the CISO focus?
How to Mitigate 3 Key eDiscovery Challenges
Construction litigation is increasingly unavoidable. Barry Schwartz explains how to mitigate 3 key eDiscovery challenges faced by the industry.
Exiting Employee Checklist: Legal Hold Edition
Got exiting employees on legal hold? Handle their data securely and thoroughly with help from our updated Exiting Employee Checklist: Legal Hold Edition.
The C-Level’s Role in eDiscovery
What is the C-Level’s role in eDiscovery at your organization? If C-Levels are not part of your high-level eDiscovery conversations, they should be.