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e-Disclosure Commentary - the Blog
Most Recent | Most ReadMy Blog covers a wide range of subjects which bear in some way on e-Disclosure / e-Discovery. Geographically, it covers the UK and the other jurisdictions which require discovery of documents; the US is inevitably a source of much of it.
It covers rules and practice, cases and technology. Much of it is anecdotal, in that I write about where I have been and what I have been doing with some e-Discovery connection, such as attending conferences in the UK and abroad. That connection is sometimes a tenuous one, depending on some personal experience or on a parallel which can be drawn from elsewhere.
I rarely regurgitate press releases, although they may inform something I choose to write about. I do not do instant journalism - if something is worth writing about it, will keep until I have time to do it properly. I have a little time for words like "unique" and "revolutionary" when applied to software or anything else, and am more interested in the benefits of the technology than in its functions. Technology and process are not ends in themselves but servants to commercial and legal objectives.
Much legal technology marketing manages simultaneously to pass over the heads of its intended audience and to insult its intelligence - a remarkable double. There is certainly a place for snappy slogans and bullet-points and all those rather trite rules which marketing theory lives by, but a legal audience has a higher concentration of intelligence than almost any on earth, and can cope with having to think about what it reads.
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Hobs Legal Docs has an office in Manchester and a presence on TwitterTaking stock of the eDiscovery world
Integration the target as Guidance Software buys CaseCentral
Setting the scene after LegalTech 2012
Huron Legal kicks off LegalTech with the Commonwealth Brunch
Recommind keeps the good news coming
AccessData releases all-new version of Summation
Information Governance, UK eDisclosure and International Discovery in three days
Nuix Webinar: The Convergence of eDiscovery and Information Governance
Revival of UK Litigation Support Technology Group – LiST – with meeting on 24 January
Herb Roitblat on Ralph Losey on Search
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A further reminder about my Google Plus site
Delay for Draconian Data Protection Regulation
Judge Peck and Mallesons in LTN Legal Technology Innovation Awards
Guidance Software Webinar – Migrating to the Cloud: Navigating the E-Discovery Challenges
Recommind names Nick Patience as Director of Product Marketing and Strategy
Nuix snaps up Jim Kent as MD for Europe as 7Safe falls to PA Consulting
Forbes article: Technology assisted eDiscovery and the role of humans
CY4OR buys eOrigin and takes Nick Pollard to lead its eDisclosure department
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These posts on my blog captured the most attention in the last 30 days.Setting the scene after LegalTech 2012
Judge Peck and Predictive Coding at the Carmel eDiscovery Retreat
Recommind keeps the good news coming
Huron Legal kicks off LegalTech with the Commonwealth Brunch
Herb Roitblat on Ralph Losey on Search
Two predictive coding case studies emphasise time and cost savings
AccessData releases all-new version of Summation
Integration the target as Guidance Software buys CaseCentral
Delay for Draconian Data Protection Regulation
Taking stock of the eDiscovery world
Nuix Webinar: The Convergence of eDiscovery and Information Governance
Revival of UK Litigation Support Technology Group – LiST – with meeting on 24 January
LexisNexis sells Applied Discovery to Siris Capital
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