Exterro's E-Discovery & Privacy Breakdown

The world of E-Discovery & Privacy is constantly changing – let us break it down for you with a weekly dose of News, Resources, Case Law, and Humor, all written in a concise and easy to understand format.

Exterro's New E-Discovery Solution Fusion Zeta Generating Buzz

Created on May 24, 2011

Exterro yesterday officially launched Fusion Zeta, the new data management layer of its integrated solution suite.  Here are some excerpts from what news organizations are saying about the release:Exterro Adds Zeta Data Management Tool to Exterro Platform (Law Technology News): From the ground up, the Exterro platform includes a workflow engine, collaboration framework, and a vault for electronically stored information, as well as software modules for data mapping, legal hold, and workflow management. Zeta adds the ability to analyze data that may be relevant to litigation or investigation, more commonly known as early case assessment.Brian... Read More

Exterro Announces Fusion Zeta™: Workflow-Driven Early Case Assessment, Collection, and Analysis

Created on May 23, 2011

Exterro® today announces the release of Fusion Zeta, the data management layer to its integrated e-discovery software suite. Fusion Zeta delivers streamlined data management with in-place early case assessment, collection, analysis and review.  The cornerstone of winning case strategies, Fusion Zeta allows an organization to quickly scan and analyze its IT infrastructure. Legal teams can use this information to estimate costs and build different collection scenarios with defensible budget figures.  Fusion Zeta's analysis and in-house review tools help legal teams arrive at an informed case strategy at the outset of a matter. The combination... Read More

Meet and Confer: Facebook Must Go

Created on May 19, 2011

By Mike Hamilton
Vice President, E-Discovery

In re Facebook PPC Adver. Litig., No. C09-3043 JF (HRL), 2011 WL 1324516 (N.D. Cal. Apr. 6, 2011) E-Discovery rules apply to everyone, but apparently social media giant, Facebook did not receive the message. In a recent ruling, the defendant, Facebook, was instructed by the United States District Court (N.D. California) to participate in specific e-discovery procedures including participation in meet and confer conferences. Plaintiffs, RootZoo, Inc., Fox Test Prep, Steven Price, filed motions to compel production from Facebook. In these motions there were two major e-discovery disputes: (1) Facebook refusing to... Read More