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  • Links (weekly)

    Conjecture is Not Spoliation « Bow Tie Law’s Blog tags: LitSupport MM E-Discovery is About Trust and Transparency – eDiscovery Insight tags: litsupport MM Technology-Assisted Review Hits Contract Lawyers tags: LitSupport MM Move Applications and Directories with SymMover tags: Tech MM “P” is for Processing: Part 2 tags: LitSupport MM In Electronic Discovery, Poorly Done…

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    When Good Enough – Isn’t | Jeffrey Brandt tags: LitSupport MM Google “Vaults” Into eDiscovery Preservation tags: LitSupport MM Traveling Thursday – State Department Resources tags: Travel MM A Generation in Transition tags: LitSupport MM Never Skip the Pristine Version tags: LitSupport MM A Non-Attendee’s Guide to “Attending” ABA TECHSHOW 2012 tags: LitSupport MM Don’t…

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    Linked – KPMG Legal Services Division Reports Record Revenue Growth

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    Reading – Put the Brakes on Self-Collection

    If the collection isn’t defensible, there’s no fixing it. Everything else that happens in eDiscovery is dependent on the prior step being correct, so when the first step isn’t, you’re pretty well toast no matter what technology you employ next. Put the Brakes on Self-Collection Follow these topics: Links, LitigationSupport

  • Links (weekly)

    What does your phone say about you? AccessData’s Mobile Phone Examiner Plus (MPE+) tags: Forensics MM LitSupport A New Discovery — How leveraging e-discovery tools can reduce the time and money spent on a lawsuit tags: MM LitSupport Feature: Taming information with eDiscovery tags: LitSupport MM Discovery from 3rd Party Vendors tags: LitSupport MM Could…

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