Comment from Chris Dale on eDisclosure / eDiscovery
This post is centred on Relativity Fest London, which took place on 16 May. Going to it and enjoying it made me reflect on the changes which have taken place to such events over the years. The first Continue reading
In two separate but related initiatives, Relativity is expanding its Justice for Change program, already running in the US and elsewhere, to EMEA. It is also expanding its work with Microsoft in bringing education and technology to people and organisations Continue reading
I am catching up with things I have missed while I have been catching up with other things. One of those other things has been reviewing, and then archiving or binning, old working materials. I seem to have been too Continue reading
The end of February may seem a little late to point you to Relativity s predictions webinar for Q1 2023, but there are extenuating circumstances. You can find the webinar itself here, advertised as The Seventh Annual Recap of the Year’s Continue reading
Barrister Gordon Exall, author of the ever-useful Civil Litigation Brief, occasionally tweets links to his older articles, giving us the opportunity to remember the things which remain important. He recently put up a link to his post from January 2022 When Continue reading
I have good memories of the eDiscovery / legal technology events which I attended in Dublin over the years. This was partly because the host jurisdiction was so interesting law firms who used technology properly, discovery rules which provoked Continue reading
Years ago, every player in the eDiscovery market would try and launch something new at big events, drowning out the announcements of rivals with new product releases just as we were all unpacking and getting over our jetlag. Those of Continue reading
There is an old expression about the retired war horse who, hearing the sound of a distant battle, paws the ground and pricks its ears, excited at the recollection of past engagements. That is rather how I feel about Relativity Continue reading
I always appreciate cases about disclosure which attract the attention of the mainstream press. They remind us all, including those with no present thought of litigation, of the duties which arise in relation to the preservation of documents and data. Continue reading
There are people you hardly ever see but with whom you nevertheless feel connected. I knew Charles Christian for about 30 years but we met only a handful of times, usually at events where there was no time for conversation. Continue reading