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Internet Evidence Is the Next Big Thing In eDiscovery
Internet Evidence Is the Next Big Thing In eDiscovery By Kevin Gibson, CEO & Chairman, Hanzo Hear that rumbling? It’s the next sea change in …
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RelativityOne Goes Down Under With Australia Partnership
KordaMentha, a forensic and data analytics advisory firm, has become the first business in Australia to exploit the cloud-based RelativityOne eDiscovery platform, marking a new area of expansion …
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Relativity Partner QDiscovery Buys Evidox in eDiscovery Consolidation Move
Relativity partner, QDiscovery, a leading eDiscovery and digital forensics company, has bought Evidox, a Boston-based eDiscovery provider. The move is further evidence of a small, …
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Legal AI Co. Luminance Goes After The eDiscovery Market
Legal AI company, Luminance, has launched its own eDiscovery and investigations system – based on its previously developed AI engine – and set sights on what …
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‘Don’t Shoot the AI Puppy!’ – The United eDiscovery Case
Last week, doubters of legal AI tech had a fleeting moment of validation – or at least they thought so – after a major ediscovery …
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‘Slack in Discovery: A Challenge + Opportunity’ – Logikcull
Slack in Discovery: A Challenge and An Opportunity This is a Guest Post by Andy Wilson, Founder and CEO, Logikcull, the eDiscovery platform. A series of emojis. …
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Legal AI Company RAVN Launches Professional Privilege Review Tool
UK-based legal AI company RAVN Systems has formally launched a new application to review documents for legal professional privilege (LPP) using its cognitive engine. The …
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AI and the Future of E-Discovery: AL Interview with Maura Grossman
Artificial Lawyer recently interviewed Maura Grossman, one of the most experienced and knowledgeable e-discovery experts in the business. Grossman is currently Research Professor at the …