Increasing volumes of electronically stored information (ESI) in litigation have created the need for highly specialized document management systems to organize and manage discovery review. Though litigation databases have existed for many years, there are more options than ever for legal professionals to choose from that can deliver faster and more cost effective document reviews.
A newly released TechnoLawyer Report, Group “Like” Discovery Documents to Expedite Your Review, discusses how Lexbe’s innovative NearDup Groupings+ technology can greatly enhance the quality of eDiscovery productions.
With eDiscovery becoming increasingly typical and financially burdensome, every litigation professional is looking to keep costs down while still delivering high quality document reviews. This search for low costs, at least, has remained constant. What has changed rapidly is the amount of Electronically Stored Information (ESI) subject to discovery.
A new Technolawyer Newswire Report, eDiscovery Processing That Scales With Your Needs on Lexbe’s unprecedented processing speed has just been released! “Lexbe’s fast processing enables you to start your document reviews sooner, and meet tight discovery deadlines even as the volume of ESI continues to grow.”
An eDSG poll conducted back in April suggests that litigation professionals find current eDiscovery software too expensive, too slow, and they are disappointed that the software doesn’t run in the cloud. We couldn’t agree more. Lexbe has focused on addressing these issues through an innovative operations architecture that takes advantage of the latest, highly scalable, and most secure computing technologies.
Near duplicate identification, or ‘NearDup’, is a critically important eDiscovery function that can drastically increase the speed and quality of your review by grouping similar documents, maintaining email threads, retrieving unmarked ‘hot’ documents, and preventing the inadvertent release of critical privileged information.
On May 22, 2014, Lexbe Principal, Gene Albert, spoke at the 27th Annual Technology Conference, at the University of Texas School of Law, as part of a CLE panel on Technology, Law and eDiscovery.
Receiving a production from opposing counsel in TIFF (or TIF) format doesn’t have to require hefty licensing fees, increased personnel costs, or general TIFF confusion. Find out about easier, faster and cost efficient methods of hosting and reviewing large TIFF productions.
Lexbe is excited to attend the 2014 ABA Techshow at the Chicago Hilton, March 27-29. Come by booth 509 to visit with Lexbe representatives who can give you more information about our latest updates and feature enhancements, as well as upcoming developments to our software and service offerings.
We are excited to announce that Lexbe will be presenting at the 27th Annual University of Texas Technology Law Conference being held May 23-24 at the Four Seasons Hotel in Austin, TX.
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