With E-Discovery Day 2019 wrapped up, we’d like to thank everyone who co-hosted webcasts and events with Exterro—and a special thanks to those who attended today’s events and webinars. Your attendance, enthusiasm, and skillsets are greatly appreciated in the industry!For those who weren't able to attend all the webinars (and who wouldn't want to watch 15 straight hours of e-discovery excellence), we pulled some quotes from our great panelists that we thought hit on a range of topics, and wanted to share that knowledge with you. Take a look below at what some... Read More

Anne Kershaw It’s time for legal teams to update their Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) practices to take into account new technology and a changing landscape, according to attorney Anne Kershaw of Reasonable Discovery®, LLC.  “I’ve gotten a number of comments on LinkedIn [about the way the EDRM is changing], with people saying things like, ‘Yeah, yeah, right. This is what’s happening. This is where we’re going. We have to keep it fresh. We have to keep evolving and we can’t get stuck,’” Kershaw told me via phone. “So that’s been really... Read More

This is a guest blog from Rob Robinson of ComplexDiscovery.com. E-Discovery Day is a vendor-agnostic initiative introduced five years ago by eDiscovery, privacy, and information governance software leader, Exterro, to help legal professionals learn from experts, advance their careers, network with peers, and get a glimpse of important industry trends and technologies. During the last five years, this annual day dedicated to eDiscovery has become a time where industry experts, supporters, and observers rest, refresh, and reconsider trends and trajectories undergirding the discipline of data and legal discovery.As part of reconsidering the... Read More

Need to brush up on your proportionality precedents but aren't sure where to start? Don't worry: Exterro's Case Law Library has an entire section dedicated to proportionality in e-discovery. Because no one should have to comply with a request so lewd, so lascivious, salacious, outrageous, egregious, preposterous, Vesuvius.... If you're looking for an additional laugh, you can always visit our entire catalog ofE-Discovery Memes and Cartoons, and feel free to share the fun with friends and colleagues. Remember, E-Discovery is always better when you have a sense of humor. Cheers! Read More

The fifth-annual E-Discovery Day went swimmingly, with more than 25 webcasts (including 9 hosted by Exterro) and 16 in-person events (8 sponsored by Exterro) hosted around the world. As the day went on, the Twitter crowd got in on the #EDisoveryDay action, and we wanted to share some of our favorite tweets with you! Whether they're engaging and encouraging or just downright funny, it looks like E-Discovery Day has found a new home in the hearts of industry professionals. Here are a few that Exterro liked—and scroll to the bottom for our... Read More

Hey, you've got enough stress around the holidays, right? If you haven't started orchestrating your e-discovery activities, you're just putting too much on your . . . ahem, plate (sorry). Quit being a turkey: Read our blog about why an orchestrated e-discovery process cuts costs, errors, and stress!And have a wonderful Thanksgiving! If you're looking for an additional laugh, you can always visit our entire catalog ofE-Discovery Memes and Cartoons, and feel free to share the fun with friends and colleagues. Remember, E-Discovery is always better when you have a sense of humor. Cheers... Read More

Molly Scott This is a guest blog post from Georgetown Law's Molly Scott. Molly is the Senior Director of CLE Programming for the Department of Executive and Continuing Legal Education at Georgetown Law. A few decades ago, few lawyers would have thought that the idea of legal competency would come to include understanding and advising on technical issues surrounding the discovery of electronic information. But over the last 15 years, technological savvy has become a requirement for lawyers to truly serve their clients competently. That means understanding things like the implications of collecting... Read More