by answermaven | Dec 7, 2012 | Business, E-Discovery, Information Management, Legal Issues, Technology
Sometimes risk management as related to eDiscovery takes on new levels of quality control. As I read a recent Metropolitan Corporate Counsel article, “Risk Management and Quality Control of E-Discovery Vendors” the complexity of eDiscovery was driven home....
by answermaven | Dec 4, 2012 | E-Discovery, Information Management, Legal Issues, Strategic Planning
We have been hearing the phrase “information overload” since I began my career, too many years ago to say here. And the trend continues and now the ruling phrase is big data. This document/infographic from Open Text gives you a head shake to what is happening with...
by answermaven | Mar 22, 2012 | Business, Legal Issues, Strategic Planning, Strategic Social Media
I admit, I only set up a Pinterest account in order to test the functionality and possibilities for one of my strategic social media clients. Our strategy was to use the space to post their own visual content and to follow “boards” that were relative to their areas of...
by answermaven | Mar 5, 2012 | Information Professionals, Legal Issues, legal research, Strategic Social Media
In reading “4 in 10 Law Firms Report Landing New Clients Through Blogging and Other Social Media” I was struck by the shift that has occurred in the world of law as related to social media. The shift to doing more than blogging has been interesting to watch. ...
by answermaven | Mar 16, 2011 | E-Discovery, Information Management, Legal Issues
This links to an interesting discussion of the burdensome and costly argument in an eDiscovery production. This points to the need to preserve whether or not the information is required to produce. “In the courts view, whether defendants had deleted e-mail that...
by answermaven | Nov 2, 2010 | Information Management, Legal Issues
E-discovery has been the hot topic in litigation and law firm expansion for a few years now. When reading this article last week I thought that perhaps the wow factor was fading from e-discovery and that the next big thing was around the corner. I don’t think...
