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Webinars
Achieving litigation readiness while cutting costs and improving outcomes
In this complimentary webinar, a speaking panel tackles eDiscovery's complexity and risk. Whether it's the amount of information, number of people involved, or the complexity of the process, speakers from Hewlett Packard and K&L Gates discuss the latest news and eDiscovery updates.
Nuix's On-Demand Early Case Assessment
The rise for streamlining and compliant management strategies are growing at an astronomical rate. In this interview, Stephen Stewart fields questions on Nuix's presence in the Oil and Gas space.
In this complimentary webinar, Stephen answers numerous questions, including:
- Trends in eDiscovery in the next 3-5 years
- How Nuix plans to differentiate itself from an already crowded market
- Different file types it supports
- How it fits in to the EDRM.net framework
Videos
A practical Take on e-Discovery and Data Privacy Laws
What are the best ways for companies to legally collect data? How does e-discovery impact different industries, in particular the oil and gas industry? David Speringo, a senior consultant for the forensic organization AccessData, provides insight into the practical methods of e-discovery. Speringo focuses on data privacy laws, and explains why it's difficult to find best practices in this industry.
Podcasts
Predictive Coding and Why You Should Care About It
The paradigm of review is changing. Predictive coding has made a huge impact in the ediscovery/document review world. In this podcast, Jeff Nadalo, Litigation Counsel at TransCanada Pipeline, helps us cut through all the marketing jargon and understand the technical and realistic implications of predictive coding, and how it can affect your ediscovery practice.
The Voice of Experience: TransCanada on Choosing the Right eDiscovery Vendor
Choosing an eDiscovery vendor that will meet your expectations and budget can be a daunting task. In today’s podcast, Jeff Nadalo, Attorney at TransCanada, uses his voice of experience to give some unbiased advice on what solutions are out there, what limitations exist, and what points to emphasize when negotiating price, terms and liability.
What’s Ahead for the Federal Rules and eDiscovery
Former United States Magistrate Judge Ronald Hedges discusses eDiscovery and what lies ahead for federal rules. Hedges spoke at Legal IQ's 2010 eDiscovery for Pharma and Biotech event
Q & As
Legacy Data, Data Remediation and International Data
With the exploding rate of data growth, data remediation is a serious exercise that all oil & gas companies must consider. In this interview, Jonathan Wilan, Partner at Hunton & Williams LLP, discusses which departments need to be involved, ROI, and the risks you face if you don’t practice data remediation. Mr. Wilan also explores the world of international data — what happens when discoverable data is spread throughout the globe.
Understanding International Data Privacy Law
The international collaboration in oil & gas projects increases and complicates the realm of discoverable ESI. It is crucial that oil & gas companies have access to counsel and eDiscovery experts who are well versed in international data privacy law to ensure compliance. In this Q&A interview, Jessica Blazer, Senior Privacy Counsel at Chevron, answers some questions about the international data privacy law landscape and how it affects eDiscovery.
Predictive Coding and Why You Should Care About It
Q&A transcript of podcast interview with Jeff Nadalo, Litigation Counsel at TransCanada Pipeline.
Walking the Lines of Transparency and Attorney-Client Privilege for Electronically Stored Information
In the highly litigious oil and gas industry, outside counsel must ensure that they have conducted adequate due diligence in managing and producing electronic evidence. In this Q&A interview, Sarah Jane Gillet, Partner at Hall Estill, joins Legal IQ to address some issues faced by outside counsel, and offers some insight into preserving client confidences and where the line of transparency lies.
Articles
The Seven Best Practices of Highly Effective eDiscovery Practitioners
More than six years have passed since the initial Zubulake opinion addressing the preservation duties for ESI and more than three years since the changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure addressing e-discovery. However, corporations and organizations continue to suffer spoliation sanctions and make missteps in the search and preservation of relevant ESI. Read full article for further insights.
What Technology-Assisted Electronic Discovery Teaches Us About The Role Of Humans In Technology
How the BP Deepwater Horizon Blowout is Affecting eDiscovery
In recent years, eDiscovery has become an increasingly important part of the litigation process. Additionally, cloud computing is becoming crutial to the legal industry because of its cost benefits and storage capabilities. However, many have reservations about this system because they… Read More