eDiscovery Data Points from ComplexDiscovery

According to Shamus Flower, Senior Vice President at Consilio, “We have seen continued exponential growth in data volumes, as well as cyber incidents, and have adapted and expanded our offerings to better serve our clients’ shifting needs and priorities. Through our increased investment, we are expanding the talent available to deliver dedicated leadership and support when handling our clients’ cyber breach matters.”

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According to Everlaw CEO AJ Shankar, "A/V files have become pervasive in eDiscovery. Major business decisions are now made in meetings held over Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, or other video conferencing software, so it's essential that legal professionals have a way to review and redact evidence from those platforms. Given Everlaw is a cloud-native platform with monthly releases, we can quickly address customer needs keeping pace with market trends, like the soaring amount of A/V evidence."

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The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) seeks to promote an informed understanding of war and military affairs through comprehensive, independent, and accessible open-source research and analysis. ISW systematically publishes Russian campaign assessments that include maps highlighting the assessed control of terrain in Ukraine and main Russian maneuver axes. These maps may be beneficial for cybersecurity, information governance, and legal discovery professionals as they follow the business, information technology, and legal trends and trajectories impacted by the current Ukraine conflict. 

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"The legal industry is on the precipice of major digital transformation, and nothing will be more transformational to our industry than AI, which is why we're turning our expertise and investment toward delivering AI capabilities that will help our customers discover the truth faster," said Mike Gamson, Chief Executive Officer at Relativity.

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According to HaystackID CEO Hal Brooks, “The traditional approach to eDiscovery sourcing and support typically involves multiple providers, which means unpredictable costs, changing workflows, and project management challenges. Given these characteristics, there are efficiency, economic, and security reasons to consider new approaches. HaystackID Core provides a way to augment, complement, or even replace key eDiscovery capabilities with the best available technologies, proven experts, and predictable pricing.”

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According to Wendell Jisa, Founder & CEO of Reveal, “This is a pinnacle moment for Reveal. Reveal 11 is the result of the company’s multi-year vision for the company to fuse the best legal AI technology onto a single platform that instantly becomes a force multiplier for legal teams large and small. I never had a doubt that we would be successful in our effort to revolutionize the eDiscovery industry. It’s important to recognize that without the support of the leading legal support vendors, law firms and industry experts sharing their domain expertise and financial investments in the Reveal-Brainspace platform we would not have been successful.”

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According to Shah Karim, Epiq Legal Solutions’ chief technology officer, “Our scalable data architecture consists of a state-of-the-art data warehouse, at-scale processing, industry-leading security, simplified single sign-on and unified dashboards not traditionally found in legal tech. The modernization of legal industry data and processes will make it easier for corporate legal teams to work within their enterprise environments and for law firms to better manage business processes.”

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According to this year's survey results, cybersecurity and data protection were cited as a main catalyst of emerging dispute concerns, driven by an increased remote workforce more reliant on technology and exposure to risks around phishing, ransomware and social engineering.

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"Joining ETRM Group enhances our ability to provide clients with premium support for digital and print data throughout the information and litigation lifecycle," says Eric Singer, President of L2 Services – An ETRM Group Company. With the acquisition, Singer also takes on the role of Chief People Officer of ETRM Group. "From data creation to data destruction and in support of legal and regulatory events ranging from audits and investigations to litigation, we are excited to be able to expand the depth and breadth of our support for current and new clients as part of the ETRM Group."

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In navigating the glittering generalities presented by individuals and organizations seeking to influence eDiscovery software selection decisions, remember that there may be many right choices for your specific needs. Considering those choices through the lens of security, capability, complexity, and cost may help ensure that you not only make the right choice but make the best choice for your needs.

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