Jared pontificates on Narnia; Shree Sharma gives an up-to-date eDiscovery primer; and Jared brings the HEAT in this episode’s Rump Roast!
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To achieve wider adoption of AI tools, there needs to be more industry testing and vetting, Prof. Maura Grossman tells host Dan Linna.
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Maura Grossman discusses how TAR is used by medical researchers to support their efforts to understand and treat COVID-19.
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Doug Austin surveys the current state of the eDiscovery industry and discusses emerging trends.
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Attorney addresses e-discovery in litigation and steps that should be taken to preserve evidence.
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Technology is revolutionizing discovery -- young lawyers need to find a new way to learn the process.
Brett Burney outlines best practices for preserving and producing online evidence.
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The Honorable Andrew Peck discusses his post-retirement career as senior counsel at DLA Piper in New York City.
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Jeffrey Wolff of ZyLAB talks about the growing impacts of eDiscovery on the law and the tech solutions that empower lawyers and paralegals.
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Doug Austin talks about the most prominent trends in eDiscovery.
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Sharon Nelson and John Simek talk about the most common reasons lawyers run into e-discovery ethics issues, which include social media, Yelp reviews, document manipulation, and “hiding the ball” by giving opposing counsel too much data.
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In this legal podcast, Kelly Griffith talks about the relevance of e-discovery and how it has changed since she entered the industry.
This podcast from 2017 Annual Florida Bar Convention discusses electronic discovery and digital evidence.
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Sharon and John talk to Craig Ball about the intricacies of preserving digital evidence.
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Electronic discovery expert William Hamilton talks about using ediscovery and how the legal industry is adapting to growing technology.
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