Data, Not Documents: Unlocking the True Value of Your Digital Evidence
To fully harness the power of digital evidence in discovery, legal teams must start to think of the evidence as data, not documents. Here’s why. The nature of evidence has undergone a seismic shift over the past few decades. A world that was once d...
View MoreDoes Your Organization Need a Legal Data Warehouse?
Traditionally, the term “Data Warehouse” conjures up images of heavy IT investments in infrastructure and tools that may make sense for running your business, but are difficult to justify for the legal team. And for companies that do have a cen...
View MoreCase Study: Defense Against False-Claims Matter using Database Discovery
Database Discovery is an extension to the traditional e-discovery approach using enterprise business data as a source of insight. Rather than limit yourself to documents, emails, and text messages in your discovery practice, you can add transaction...
View MoreCase Study: Using Database Discovery to Defend a Class Action Suit
Database Discovery is an extension to the traditional e-discovery approach using enterprise business data as a source of insight. Rather than limit yourself to documents, emails, and text messages in your discovery practice, you can add transaction...
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Extend Your eDiscovery Practice with Enterprise Data
Legal teams and eDiscovery experts are familiar with the process of capturing, collecting, and analyzing documents – emails, contracts, word documents, text messages – as part of the eDiscovery process. Database Discovery extends tradit...
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