Looking Ahead

This article is the first in a two part series discussing the importance of information governance practices, and the increased need for revised information management practices.

E-discovery as we know it is changing. AI technology has the power to improve efficiency, cut costs, and make better use of your time and client resources.

Law firms should no longer harbor fears of security associated with cloud data storage.

If you haven’t already, make sure you have specific, measurable, achievable goals for your life and career, and set a deadline for achieving them.

To make the move to in-house e-discovery operations a success, legal departments must undertake a thorough analysis of their needs and their available technology solutions.

The comprehensive and impactful nature of GDPR is raising serious concerns across every industry, especially in the legal community.

Law firms are being forced to evolve their IG capabilities to accommodate the distinct guidelines of individual clients, reduce storage costs, and mitigate litigation risk by eliminating old documents and records.

A concept once thought to be far outside the realm of possibility is now on the verge of transforming the modern workplace.

Here are some of the trends predicted in e-discovery and legal process management for 2018.

There's no denying that some elements of lawyering are going to be heavily affected by the development of AI.