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| The Bastardization of Early Case Assessment and the Emergence of Rapid Investigative Review? |
| The legal community is at a watershed point in its history. In-house and outside counsel have integrated technology into every aspect of their operations, from back-office accounting functions to the highest profile courtroom battles. They are faster, leaner and more capable than ever before. It may seem surprising then that the digital revolution, instead of enabling practitioners, has instead impeded their efforts to find the critical facts and set smart legal strategies to free their clients from the fray. Many legal teams are so consumed by the proliferation of content, that they are unable to give clients a genuine understanding of the facts of the case - its strengths, weaknesses, and the smartest way to achieve the best possible outcome. |
| This white paper examines how Nuix's accelerated eDiscovery technology enables legal counsel to rapidly understand and review the electronic evidence in each matter rather than simply generating figures about potential discovery problems. |
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| Few enterprises have succeeded in implementing effective Information Governance processes and systems across their organization. |
| With so much unstructured data in electronic storage containers (and backups of storage containers), all in their own proprietary formats, it is a major problem to process, search and review information, either to decide what to keep and what to destroy, or indeed to identify information and evidence quickly and accurately when the need arises. This insight paper offers 5 actionable strategies to radically improve the way your organization manages its daily risk, simplifies eDiscovery and investigation processes and reduces information storage costs. |
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| Should you in-source electronic discovery? If so, how do you do it? |
| Mid to large sized companies are becoming increasingly familiar with the costs and challenges of electronic discovery. Many face multiple litigation matters each year, as well as numerous compliance and regulatory actions. Often, with literally terabytes of unstructured information to wade through in order to find relevant information, eDiscovery has become an expensive headache! |
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| In a declining market Litigation Support Vendors must reinvent themselves to remain relevant |
| Reinvention has always been the key to success in the litigation support industry. During the nascent days of electronic discovery, companies known for photocopying and scanning documents transformed themselves into e-discovery providers. Entities with a narrow technology focus rebranded themselves as full-service consultancies with diverse in-house capabilities. As the tide of electronic discovery rose throughout the United States and across the world, it lifted the entire industry. The legal landscape has however, shifted dramatically in the past year and those vendors that fail to reinvent themselves again are sure to suffer in the all but certain market contraction. |
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| Nuix discusses five strategies that litigation support vendors can adopt to gain the competitive edge. |
| As litigation support vendors from around the world deal with the impact of a weakened economy on their business, a proactive response to driving down costs, creating value and achieving client loyalty are all key to success. |
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| CASE STUDY
eClaris significantly improves electronic discovery processing times while reducing costs with Nuix.
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"Nuix's incredible processing speed and high performance search technology enhances LITMG's solutions and provides the ability to perform a true ECA that streamlines review processes and creates the most cost-effective option in the market."
Scott Duffy, Principal, LITMG |
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