Webinar: Understanding Analytic Tools in eDiscovery and How They’re Being Applied in the Real World Xavier Diokno and Brent Stevens presented on the webinar Understanding Analytic Tools in eDiscovery and How They're Being

What You Need to Get Ahead Using eDiscovery Analytics The challenge in eDiscovery has been to develop technology that reliably and accurately collects, processes, searches and presents information efficiently. With the latest wave

AI Finding Favor in Legal Industry, But Adoption Lags A recent survey conducted by Consilio polled 105 legal and technology professionals at last month’s Legalweek New York conference, and found that 93 percent

How To Control Data As Technology Complicates E-Discovery While technology is making certain aspects of e-discovery faster and easier — think of the process improvements that technology-assisted review has produced — it is

Interview: Doug Ventola of Consilio on law firm diversity and other criteria which matter to clients Chris Dale, of the eDisclosure Information Project, recently moderated a panel

Today's General Counsel Q&A on e-Discovery with Peter Ostrega Peter Ostrega explores how technology has contributed to the complexity of eDiscovery and the new skills and technologies that can assist with addressing these

Consilio Brings Together Analytics and Human Review in In-House Cost-Containment Service In this article, Robin Snasdell discusses our new service External Spend Optimization and its use of analytics tools. This article originally appeared

Four Technologies Help Limit and Manage PII in Cross-Border eDiscovery With the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) yet to go into effect and evolving data privacy laws, organizations face a huge challenge when it

Healthcare Industry: Second Request Expertise Consilio’s integrated discovery services and Immediate Case Assessment™ analysis help a client save as much as $2.5 million in eDiscovery costs for a second request. Client

Entering a New Era for the Management of Legal Processes in the German Legal Market: Technically Sophisticated and Based on Division of Labour [This document is a convenience translation of the original German article:

Eye on Discovery - Is Office 365 Enough to Meet Your eDiscovery Needs? To claim that Office 365 is a success would be an understatement. With a 320 percent increase in enterprise users from

Most Important Documents Get Looked at First: Using Predictive Coding to Prioritize & Expedite Review A global 50 law firm representing the plaintiff faced the challenge of reviewing a produced set of about

GC Focus: Contract Analytics – What Can They Do for You? Organizations are looking to improve their contract management, both with respect to existing agreements and contract creation for new agreements and templates.

GC Focus: How Does Your Outside Counsel Manage Your Litigation? Of course you don’t want to micromanage how your outside counsel handles your organization’s litigation – after all, you hired them for their

GC Focus: Predicting the Future of Legal Analytics It is pretty clear that legal analytics are here to stay in law department management, and the ways analytics can be used are likely to

Eye on Discovery: It's Not Such a Small E-Discovery World After All A global economy brings with it global litigation—and global e-discovery. Regulatory investigations involving global data are also on the rise, with

Decoding Encrypted Documents in Cross-Border eDiscovery Successfully managing encrypted data depends on the processes and technology used. With the right know-how and technology, it is possible to properly collect and decrypt data and

Multilingual Review in the eDiscovery Process Legal technology tools such as concept clustering and predictive coding can help reduce the amount of data that needs to be reviewed during discovery, thus reducing reviewer

Keeping up with technical changes in disclosure by Jerome Torres Lozano July 2012 An emerging but important trend is the use of the cloud for the creation and storage of business documents, which

Digital guardians: Protecting companies against IP theft by John Shaw May 2012 As technology becomes more sophisticated and the tracking of intellectual property (IP) theft becomes more challenging, the pressure is on IT