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Information Governance Still Hinges on Basic, Definitional Issues
I was at the Sedona Working Group’s mid-year conference recently in St. Louis. While I sadly didn’t get to see the famous arch, I was happy to be ensconced again in the...
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Will the Rule Changes Be a Discovery Game Changer?
The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure are primed for a little modification. Recently, the Advisory Committee on Civil Rules provided a recommendation that a variety of changes to...
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Transatlantic healthcare: two countries, two systems, but similar challenges
If America and England are two nations divided by a common language, their healthcare systems, at least, are united by common challenges. Recommind attended its first British...
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Who is the Database Administrator for Unstructured Data – Recommind Tweet Jam
On Thursday 25th April at 1pm, our beloved Nick Patience, Director of Product Marketing & Strategy – as well as former industry analyst – will be hosting a Q&A on...
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Scraping Paint: Incremental Analytics
When I was about nine, my parents decided to paint our house themselves. When they were ready to begin, my mother handed my father a paint scraper and wire brush to prep the...
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April 15 – are you an eDiscovery procrastinator?
April 15. Unless you are a tax lawyer this day likely is not one of your better days. Even if you are a tax lawyer, you know that today will be the longest day of the year...
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Lords of the Files
April 1 has come and gone, and the legal profession remains eager with anticipation to see what the overall impact will be from the recently enacted Civil Justice Reforms in...
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