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The following is the second post in a new blog series from Exterro CEO Bobby Balachandran, where he shares his thoughts on the issues legal leaders care about and his vision for addressing them.
Exterro and Slack have partnered together to give joint customers the ability to proactively analyze, collect and review data stored within Slack.
It has been a little over three weeks since we announced Exterro had acquired AccessData. In that time, our teams have been extremely busy with product planning and laying out an exciting path forward!
Find out what technology integrations are true "must-haves" when you're thinking about e-discovery software.
Exterro has acquired leading digital forensics provider AccessData.
Exterro Senior Solutions Consultant Jean Donaldson discusses trends in e-discovery technology.
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Easily maintain an accurate and current data source catalog without relying on IT - Product Brief
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is proposing new cybersecurity requirements to its Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) Safeguards Rule. A central element of both New York State Department of Financial Services (NY DFS) policies and current FTC guidance on reasonable security is data retention.
Qandah v. St. Charles County (E.D. Mo. April 2, 2020) proves that E-Discovery professionals have been saying it for years: social media will be the new battleground for proving your case.
Get the Exterro and G Suite product brief to learn how you can preserve, analyze, collect and review data available within Gmail, Google calendar, Google Drive and Google Vault
Laub v. Horbaczewski (C.D. Cal July 30, 2019) serves as notice to custodians that even private information stored on your phone conducted in the course of business may be deemed responsive if produced.
The cornerstone of many new privacy regulations—and therefore, the source of many of the struggles and challenges that companies face—are individual requests for access to the information that a business or organisation has on them.
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Everything you ever wanted to know about e-discovery, all in one guide
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.
Schmidt v. Shifflett (D.N.M. Oct. 28, 2019) showcases that,
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.
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.
