AI in Legal: Rise of the Machines
Ethical and functional implications of AI in the Legal industry
As the legal profession navigates through the digital age, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into its practices heralds a transformative era. This innovative journey is reshaping the landscape, promising to redefine the traditional methodologies with which legal professionals engage. At its core, AI offers ...
As the legal profession navigates through the digital age, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into its practices heralds a transformative era. This innovative journey is reshaping the landscape, promising to redefine the traditional methodologies with which legal professionals engage. At its core, AI offers ...
eDiscovery Security: Preventing Spoliation
What is spoliation?
When you think of security and law firms, the first thing that may come to mind is preventing cyberattacks and hacks — but what legal experts are actually concerned with is
spoliation. Simply put, spoliation is the accidental or intentional deletion or modification of digital evidence. Data modification can occur in many ways ...
When you think of security and law firms, the first thing that may come to mind is preventing cyberattacks and hacks — but what legal experts are actually concerned with is
spoliation. Simply put, spoliation is the accidental or intentional deletion or modification of digital evidence. Data modification can occur in many ways ...
The Vital Role of Managing eDiscovery
All Discovery is E-Discovery
Since the 1500’s when English Law codified discovery, today, all discovery is e-discovery. “eDiscovery” is merely the extension of the well-established discovery process to any
Electronically Stored Information (ESI) that an organization might possess – email messages, voicemails, presentations, word processing files, spreadsheets, social ...
Since the 1500’s when English Law codified discovery, today, all discovery is e-discovery. “eDiscovery” is merely the extension of the well-established discovery process to any
Electronically Stored Information (ESI) that an organization might possess – email messages, voicemails, presentations, word processing files, spreadsheets, social ...
