In early November 2017, Lexbe deployed a revamped graphical user interface (GUI) for its eDiscovery platform. The updated GUI follows Google’s guidelines for Material Design, allowing for a consistent experience across software applications. By following these industry standards Lexbe users are able to intuitively navigate their user dashboard, locate menus, and perform search functions. Improving the user experience has the tangible benefit of accelerating document review.
A Lawyer’s Guide to eDiscovery Processing
Vast volumes of digital evidence continue to grow as more devices and digital channels of communication generate electronically stored information. The resulting growth of precise and objective probative evidence has dramatically impacted the legal landscape and requires that lawyers be equipped with the knowledge of how to handle these dynamic data sets in order to succeed in complex litigation. This educational webinar addresses the critical steps and best practices in eDiscovery processing so lawyers involved in complex litigation can be equipped to handle these cases in-house.
Key Points
- Growth of Volume of ESI
- Goals of eDiscovery Processing
- Processing in Overall EDRM Workflow
- Scalable Processing
- ESI Processing Steps Overview
- ESI Processing Steps Details
- Pitfalls to Avoid
- Practical Take Aways
Lexbe Announces the Launch of the Uber Index of eDiscovery
The industry’s most advanced search index for litigation document review improves retrieval accuracy, accelerates the review process and dramatically reduces costs
August 22, 2017 (Austin, TX) – Lexbe, a leading provider of cloud e-discovery software and services, announced the launch of the Uber Index. The Lexbe Uber Index combines comprehensive native file text extraction, OCR text extraction, metadata extraction, foreign language translated characters and dynamic real-time updating into a single concatenated index to deliver the fastest, most comprehensive eDiscovery search index in the industry.
“Lexbe’s Uber Index has been instrumental in helping us quickly get prepared for depositions and trial by finding the needles in the haystacks,” said Jim Finneran, Compliance Officer at Blitz Telecom Consulting. “In all of our years using e-discovery, Lexbe, by far, delivers the best indexing in support of litigation.”
Lexbe is the Killer App for Small to Medium Sized Firms, Recorded Demo
Customer Success Stories
A single attorney was recently able to load 2 Terabytes worth of data (millions of pages), perform a privilege review across the entire document set and export a production within 2 weeks, start to finish, in our platform. This solo-practitioner leverages the speed, accuracy, and efficiency of the Lexbe platform to compete against better funded and fully staffed opposing counsel.
Another customer, a medium sized firm, recently realized the power of the Lexbe Uber Index℠ when opposing counsel, an AMLAW 100 Firm, was unable to view mountains of evidence contained in the production they sent over. Opposing counsel’s eDiscovery index was simply not able to dig into the data the way the Uber Index does, giving our client a significant advantage over an imposing adversary.
Lexbe’s Erin Derby, Published in Paralegal Today
Erin Derby, Certified eDiscovery Specialist (CEDS), and a member of the Lexbe technical services team was recently published in Paralegal Today. Her article, Finding the Needle in a Data Haystack, featured Erin’s expertise on advanced search methodology and offers techniques on culling data, constructing quality search queries, uncovering personally identifiable information (PII) and provides instruction on how to keep records of search processes.
Erin has presented 2 webinars for Lexbe Best Practices: eDiscovery Search and Best Practices to Avoid Missing Key Evidence in Large Doc Review (Uber Index).
You can read Erin’s article here.