https://lexbe.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/AI-in-eDiscovery.mp4By Karsten Weber, CTO at Lexbe With all the talk about Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the media and how ChatGPT passed the Uniform Bar Examination
It is estimated that in the US alone, there are 396 million mobile device subscriber connections. That calculation suggests that there are approximately 1.2 connected devices for every person in the US. As the number of devices continues to grow, the amount of data traffic is through the roof — up to 13.7 trillion megabytes in 2017.
How your eDiscovery platform parses and organizes your electronically stored evidence can be the difference between finding or missing that smoking gun. Or worse, unwittingly handing a smoking gun to opposing counsel. Pulling back the curtain on how an eDiscovery platform ingests electronically stored documents and makes the text within documents searchable reveals hidden places where evidence may be hiding.
File sharing services, such as DropBox, have become increasingly used as eDiscovery repositories for incoming data and outgoing productions. With easy sharing, via a simple URL link, it’s understandable why these tools appear to offer an optimal solution for sending and receiving massive amounts of data as one does with eDiscovery litigation.
The searchable PDF (portable document format) is becoming increasingly relevant to legal professionals in discovery, document review, and related litigation matters. One of the main drivers of this trend, in addition to popularity in corporate environments, are court requirements in many jurisdictions that require pleadings and motions to be filed in PDF.
There are a variety of acceptable production formats, each with their own benefits and drawbacks. To determine the best fit for your case, look down the road and consider the scope, goals, and methodology of your review.
Getting a grasp of the strengths and weaknesses of one’s case early becomes more important and more challenging with substantial ESI. Creating early case timelines can help keep your case perspective accurate.
Technology assisted review is a powerful tool for controlling review costs and workflows. But, to maximize the benefits of TAR, we must be able to understand the results.
With all the buzz around ChatGPT and how AI is going to eliminate legal jobs, we’re going to dispel that sensational claim and show you how AI can help you future-proof your firm, increase your productivity, and enable you to handle more cases with limited resources. During this session you’ll learn how to leverage AI to your advantage during eDiscovery and the practical applications that can help supercharge your performance and growth.
Gaining access to game-changing evidence can make or break your case. With all the available data sources you can now triangulate critical evidence and uncover the facts you need to build a winning case. In this session, you’ll learn best practices for conducting investigations for your cases, as well as the potholes to avoid. You’ll hear from a seasoned private investigator on how to orchestrate a successful investigation to gain an advantage in your matters.
With the exponential growth of data on the internet, the Internet Archive Wayback Machine (IAWM) has emerged as a critical source of evidence in legal cases. During this session, you’ll hear from an expert witness on the IAWM and it’s use in litigation. You’ll learn about the background of the IAWM, examples of it’s use in specific cases, the interface and features, authentication and admissibility, temporal coherence, and timestamping of content changes. By viewing this session, you’ll learn how to utilize the IAWM for your cases.
During this highly informative session you’ll learn the top tips for improving your eDiscovery project management. You’ll hear examples of how not adopting these best practices has resulted in embarrassing eDiscovery failures.
https://lexbe.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/AI-in-eDiscovery.mp4By Karsten Weber, CTO at Lexbe With all the talk about Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the media and how ChatGPT passed the Uniform Bar Examination
There are few industries that have evolved as rapidly as eDiscovery. With companies and people adopting new technology to deal with the pandemic, as well as digital transformation, the sources and scope of data in litigation has grown significantly.
During this episode of Lexbe’s webinar series on best practices in eDiscovery, you’ll hear from three industry experts on how to structure and execute a successful document review.
Using data maps in custodian interviews is an instrumental step to help locate evidence early in the case and establish leverage for building your best argument.
With the pandemic prompting more than 40% of workers to consider quitting their jobs or changing careers, many law firms continue to scramble to find and secure talent.
Learn critical evidentiary insights into smartphones as utilization skyrocketed due to the pandemic and their role in eDiscovery continues to grow.
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