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Just over one month into the new year, TLS Directors Tom Balmer and Stefan Nigam have joined forces to discuss the trends shaping global eDiscovery in 2023. Whether it is streamlining document disclosure through AI or collecting data from blockchain, this year will be full of challenges for legal...

Your Playbook for eDiscovery or Litigation Response Plan is a living document that is continuously modified to define an organization’s approach to the preservation, collection, processing, reviewing, and final disposition of data at the conclusion of a matter.

A primary objective of an e-discovery RFP is to identify the best long-term partner for your organization. Providers’ core services—collection, processing, and review—are mostly the same. It is how these services are implemented and enhanced throughout each project and across the enterprise that...

After successfully surviving the first month of Q4, we have our sights set on 2023 and what next year will bring.

Introducing Edzard Offers, Managing Attorney Global Competition & EMEA Commercial Litigation at Nike In part four of TLS Director Dennis van de Schraaf's interview series, he speaks with Managing Attorney Global Competition & EMEA Commercial Litigation at Nike, Edzard Offers, about his...

Q&A between Anna Nicola, Director at TransPerfect Legal Solutions and Sarah Rosser, General Counsel & Executive Director at Lenovo Solutions and Services Group.

Every legal department’s worst nightmare is its company name splashed all over the front pages. However, in the hospitality industry where service and reputation mean everything, this type of publicity can have devastating effects on day-to-day business.

Introducing Janneke Kohlen, Partner of EU Competition Law and Public Procurement at Bird & Bird In part three of TLS Director Dennis van de Schraaf's interview series, he speaks with Partner of EU Competition Law and Public Procurement at Bird & Bird The Hague office, Janneke Kohlen, about...

We live in a global environment where commercial disputes, white-collar crime, and antitrust issues frequently cross international borders. There are thousands of non-English e-discovery litigations and investigations every year with billions of non-English documents hidden inside.

The Georgetown Law Advanced eDiscovery Institute (AEDI) held in Washington, D.C., always presents as an outstanding educational experience even for the most sophisticated e-discovery attorney. This year was no exception. The Honorable David G. Campbell, Senior Judge, U.S. District Court for the...

E-discovery has changed dramatically over the last decade.