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OpenText named a Leader and Outperformer in the GigaOm Radar for E-Discovery

OpenText

OpenText™ is proud to be named a Leader and Outperformer in the latest GigaOm Radar Report for E-Discovery. They can deliver a very wide range of features that are purposefully built to address specific key stages of the Electronic Discovery Model (EDRM) yet are ill-equipped to perform other tasks.

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What is an E-discovery Lawyer?

Clio

In today’s digital age, the role of the e-discovery lawyer is increasingly important. Attorneys who specialize in e-discovery ensure information relevant to legal matters is carefully preserved, reviewed, and produced in compliance with regulations. What is e-discovery in law?

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What is ECA (Early Case Assessment) and Why is it Important?

Percipient

” While ECA is often associated with electronic discovery and the early analysis of electronically stored information (ESI), its scope should not be so limited. One of the main purposes of assessing and evaluating e-discovery aspects of a legal matter early is to gauge the time, money, and resources it will involve.

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Technology for Lawyers: Empowering the Legal Profession in the Digital Age

CaseFox

Legal Research and Data Analytics: Gone are the days of poring over endless law books and case files in dusty libraries. Cloud-based storage solutions offer secure and scalable platforms for storing sensitive client data, case files, and legal documents. This enables attorneys to work together in real-time on documents and case files.

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The Future of Legal Technology

Lawmatics

2 eDiscovery Electronic discovery (eDiscovery) tools continue to evolve, enabling legal professionals to manage large volumes of electronic data more efficiently during investigations and the discovery phase of litigation.