Georgetown Law’s 2020 Global Advanced eDiscovery Institute “Judge Tank” winner
Prism Litigation Technology
by Janice Yates
3y ago
Prism Litigation Technology’s Evidence Optix® SAAS-based discovery workflow has been chosen as a finalist in the Georgetown Law’s 2020 AEDI Judge Tank program for the most innovative ideas in ediscovery. Check out our video submission! The post Georgetown Law’s 2020 Global Advanced eDiscovery Institute “Judge Tank” winner appeared first on Prism Litigation Technology ..read more
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ACEDS Live! Interview with eDiscovery Leader Mandi Ross
Prism Litigation Technology
by Janice Yates
3y ago
Please take time to watch this insightful and thought-provoking interview with two powerful women in ediscovery, Mandi Ross of Prism Litigation Technology and Maribel Rivera of ACEDS. Watch the Recorded Interview The post ACEDS Live! Interview with eDiscovery Leader Mandi Ross appeared first on Prism Litigation Technology ..read more
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Thought Leader Interview with Mandi Ross
Prism Litigation Technology
by Janice Yates
3y ago
Recently, the eDiscovery Today Blog did an interview with the founder and CEO of Prism Litigation Technology, Mandi Ross. The three-part blog offers valuable insight into the changes in ediscovery over time, the challenges faced today, and what the future holds. Please find a link to this excellent blog series here: Read Part I Read Part II Read Part III Thanks to Doug Austin and the excellent eDiscovery Today blog! The post Thought Leader Interview with Mandi Ross appeared first on Prism Litigation Technology ..read more
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Where Angels Fear to Tread – Blog Post by Doug Austin
Prism Litigation Technology
by Janice Yates
3y ago
This past week, Doug Austin of eDiscovery Today Blog posted an insightful blog post on search terms and their use in ediscovery disputes. He digs into the newest case law regarding search terms, citing McMaster v. Kohl’s Dep’t. Stores, Inc., No. 18-13875 (E.D. Mich. July 24, 2020), in which Magistrate Judge R. Steven Whalen laments that the Court is being asked once again to decide a dispute regarding search terms. He states, “I, for one, have no interest in going where angels fear to tread. Therefore, if the parties cannot agree on appropriately limited search terms, they will share the cost ..read more
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Product Showcase Webinar
Prism Litigation Technology
by Janice Yates
3y ago
Mandi Ross, CEO and Founder Prism Litigation Technology partners with ACEDS to present an informational webinar that will present a new discovery workflow that operationalizes proportionality, provides defensible and transparent metrics for negotiation and judicial involvement, while organizing custodians and data sources throughout the litigation lifecycle. The webinar will demonstrate the following aspects of the technology-enabled workflow: Organize, score and prioritize custodians based on the claims and defenses Release non-relevant custodians Identify unique, relevant data sources ..read more
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ACEDS Webinar – Seeing 20/20: Reasonable and Proportional Discovery in 2020
Prism Litigation Technology
by Janice Yates
3y ago
If you missed it, this webinar hosted by the Association of Certified Ediscovery Specialists (ACEDS) discussed invaluable information about how to implement reasonable and proportional ediscovery with the most up-to-date technology. The four ediscovery experts, with over a century of experience between them, provided excellent insight for reducing the cost and burden of ediscovery. Thank you to Mandi Ross of Prism Litigation Technology, Doug Austin of eDiscovery Today, Martin Tully of Actuate Law, and Michael Quarteraro of ACEDS for this thoughtful discussion. The post ACEDS Webinar – Seeing ..read more
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Relativity Blog: e-Discovery Collection Strategies for the Remote Workforce
Prism Litigation Technology
by Janice Yates
3y ago
Watch the Webinar Read the Relativity Blog Recently, our own Mandi Ross, founder and CEO of Prism Litigation Technology and developer of the actionable proportionality workflow, Evidence Optix®, was featured in a webinar hosted by X1 Technologies. The webinar, which can be viewed by clicking the link above, provides solutions for reducing the burden and effort of ediscovery. Relativity Blog did a post on this webinar, which provides an excellent synopsis of the solutions offered by the experts from X1, Relativity, and Evidence Optix®. You can find it by clicking this link or the one above. The ..read more
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Interview with eDiscovery CoCounsel: FRCP Rule 26 Proportionality in Negotiations
Prism Litigation Technology
by Janice Yates
3y ago
Watch the Video Thank you to Chad Roberts of eDiscovery CoCounsel for your informative interview with Mandi Ross, founder and CEO of Prism Litigation Technology regarding how producing parties can leverage proportionality to prepare for a Rule 26 negotiation. Also, please find a link to eDiscovery CoCounsel’s site for more informative interviews: https://www.edcclaw.com/the-latest The post Interview with eDiscovery CoCounsel: FRCP Rule 26 Proportionality in Negotiations appeared first on Prism Litigation Technology ..read more
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New Partnership with eDiscovery Today
Prism Litigation Technology
by Janice Yates
3y ago
Prism Litigation Technology is proud to announce our partnership with eDiscovery Today to provide the latest education on innovations in ediscovery. The following is a press release from Doug Austin, the founder of eDiscovery Today: https://ediscoverytoday.com/2020/06/10/prism-litigation-technology-and-ediscovery-today-announce-educational-partnership/ Doug Austin’s eDiscovery Today blog, the only daily blog for electronic discovery, cybersecurity and data privacy trends, best practices and case law, is pleased to announce an Educational Partnership with Prism Litigation Technology. Prism is a ..read more
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Search Terms: Tried and True, Now Even Better
Prism Litigation Technology
by Janice Yates
3y ago
By Mandi Ross and John Patzakis A key Federal Rules of Civil Procedure provision that greatly impacts eDiscovery processes is Rule 26(f), which requires the parties’ counsel to “meet and confer” in advance of the pre-trial scheduling conference on key discovery matters, including the preservation, disclosure and exchange of potentially relevant electronically stored information (ESI). With the risks and costs associated with eDiscovery, this early meeting of counsel is a critically important means to manage and control the cost of eDiscovery, and to ensure relevant ESI is preserved. A very goo ..read more
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