Case Studies
Exterro Client Brief: U.S. General Services Adminstration (GSA)
Download this case study to learn how GSA has reduced the e-discovery burden on their staff with Exterro's e-discovery software.
Resources
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The Biggest E-Disclosure Challenges Your Organisation Faces Today
White Papers
The Definitive Guide to E-Discovery 2nd Edition
Everything you ever wanted to know about e-discovery, all in one guide
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Rod Rosenstein: ‘Data Privacy Creates Tremendous Challenges’ for Businesses & Lawyers
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In 2020, Federal Judges Want to See Attorneys Get Along in E-Discovery Disputes
Note to in-house legal teams: The federal judiciary wants to see attorneys work together earlier during e-discovery disputes—and they aren’t afraid to take action for intentional misconduct, either—according to the 6th Annual Judges Survey.
Case Studies
How Mecklenburg County's PRR Efficiency Sky-Rocketed with the Help of AI Technology
How Smart ECA technology can collect data more efficiently
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How Much Prejudice is Needed to Warrant an Adverse Inference Instruction?
Schmidt v. Shifflett (D.N.M. Oct. 28, 2019) showcases that,
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Court Uses Inherent Authority Over Rule 37(e) to Grant Spoliation Sanctions
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The Best Quotes from E-Discovery Day 2019
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.
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In Situ: An Interview with Anne Kershaw About the Changing E-Discovery Landscape
Anne Kershaw answers a few questions about the model, her career in e-discovery, Reasonable Discovery ®, LLC, and how she sees the e-discovery process changing in the future.
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5 Key IT E-Discovery Trends
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3 Ways to Simplify E-Discovery Across the Extended Enterprise
When you think about the challenges to developing a simplified e-discovery process, what comes to mind? Chances are, a handful of words stand out—words like “cost,” “time,” and “risk,” to name a few.