Results for Tag: eDiscovery

Where Lawyers Can’t Practice

Practicing law means something totally different to International law firms in China.  What is the attraction for US law firms in China?

7 Tips to Preserve and Review Mobile Device Data

According to a recent survey, there are more than 270 million mobile phone users in the United States. That number is staggering as it actually exceeds the estimated number of U.S.

To DeNIST or Not to DeNIST…That is the Question!

This post defines the NIST list, explains how the DeNIST process reduces data volumes, and shows DeNIST test results from Windows 7 and Windows XP systems.

5 Expert Predictions for the eDiscovery Industry in 2018

Recently D4 sat down with some of our internal experts and asked them to share their predictions for the eDiscovery industry in 2018.

Rule 1, 16, 26, 34, 37: FRCP Amendments Pertaining to eDiscovery

This post explains the FRCP amendments pertaining to eDiscovery and how they improve cooperation, proportionality and provide uniform rules for preservation.

Raising Objections to the Format of ESI Productions: Do it Early and Do it Clearly

This article was co-authored by Lawrence Bice and Jennifer Castaldo from Larimer Law and was originally published on the Daily Record. Dear John,  I have a case in federal court in the early stages of discovery.

Computer Forensics Investigations Unlock Key Digital Evidence

Look around in any direction and there is a decent chance you can identify a device that contains digital storage capabilities.

China Expands Data Transfer Requirements for its Cybersecurity Law

How eDiscovery Teams can Help You with Cross-Border Investigations

Conducting investigations can be tricky for multinational corporations. If any of your operations are international, your plan needs to be compliant with local laws and regulations.

Guide to Using Analytics Technology During Discovery