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For many managed services programs in the legal market, eDiscovery applications, best-practices, and support personnel comprise most of the services being offered to law firms, law departments, and corporations.

As the economy rebounds from the Covid-19 induced recession, law departments face a difficult challenge. In many instances, workflow in law departments has spiked to above pre-pandemic levels, but most law departments are unable to make permanent...

Deciding who to choose as your organization’s legal services provider is a task that requires a lot of research and careful consideration. The first step is determining your current and future needs. Are you just looking for an eDiscovery provider...

True eDiscovery managed services is about a programmatic approach to process and technology. Artificial intelligence (AI) and predictive analytics can be included in a managed services construct. With proper planning and consistent deployment, the...

On December 11, 2020, the Provide Accurate Information Directly (PAID) Act was signed into law by then-President Trump, with the express intent to assist settling parties to identify whether settling claimants to personal injury lawsuits are also...

When it comes to the law, we work in an aspirational space. We work with bright, talented, and motivated people who are known for being the best in their practice area. These talented folks are intellectual, uber-thinkers who get results. However,...

Most corporations have insurance to help manage litigation costs which means that claims professionals within a given carrier are an integral part of case budgeting. The money allocated for discovery is more significant than ever before since...

Data processing and hosting is a key component of litigation, especially the eDiscovery process. Each matter will produce a massive amount of data that needs to be processed and managed in an organized fashion after the collection stage.

As businesses continue to globalize, so does the demand for global data in litigations, regulatory matters, and internal investigations. When thinking about eDiscovery from a global perspective, one size does not necessarily fit all. Organizations...

The legal industry is a little late to the data game. It’s just now starting to appreciate the benefits of data analytics to guide business decisions. While other industries have spent the past several years mining their data for intelligence, the...

After a wild ride through COVID-19, economic uncertainty, and political turmoil during 2020, legal departments are gearing up to enter an altered landscape. With firms making sweeping changes and law departments responding to the shifting needs of...

When done correctly, there is a true partnership between a legal department or law firm and their managed services provider. With so much at stake when dealing with data, a provider must be an extension of your legal team to ensure each project is...