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Legalweek 2024 Session Recap

Cost recovery is the process of law firms apportioning technology and other costs back to their clients. As the creator and leader of eDiscovery managed services, Epiq has gained deep insights into how law firms approach eDiscovery cost recovery.

Today’s business-minded corporate legal department leaders are asking: What is the total cost of ownership of our eDiscovery program? Are we staying on top of recent technologies and evolving industry practices? What are our known risk points and...

It is a safe bet that every litigator has either used technology-assisted review (TAR) in practice or is at least familiar with this technology. TAR solutions use machine learning algorithms to classify large volumes of electronically stored...

Cost recovery is the process of law firms determining how to apportion costs back to their clients. This has been a practice in the eDiscovery field for well over a decade.

Adoption of managed services in the EMEA region is growing. It is crucial for law firms and corporations in these countries to understand the factors contributing to this trend and what to look for in a managed services partner.

Managed services engagements delivered by third-party providers are well established for core IT functions to manage network infrastructure, enterprise applications, and security operations. As the role of the legal operations function continues...

When planning an eDiscovery/eDisclosure project, many decisions can meaningfully affect the outcome, from selecting a processing tool to trial presentation software. However, prior to those decisions – even before collection – the choice whether...

Digital transformation is changing the way that corporate legal departments operate. More organisations are wanting legal to align its transformation strategy and goals with that of the entire organisation – focusing on improving efficiency and...

It was not long ago that the idea of public cloud eDiscovery review platforms was met with fierce resistance. Only a few brave souls were willing to venture beyond the comforts of their data centers or co-locations and try out the public cloud...