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• KPMG survey: Is the legal department ready?

  
  Chris Dale Lawyer Support — Authority: 128
  Read KPMG’s new survey on corporate readiness for litigation and then read the judgment in Earles v Barclays Bank. You may spot a connection.KPMG have published the results of the survey which Alex Dunstan-Lee previewed for us at IQPC’s Brussels conference in October.  One of my reports of that event summarised ...
  3 days ago

• Welcome to Stratify as new Project sponsor

  
  Chris Dale Lawyer Support — Authority: 128
  I am very pleased to welcome electronic discovery software company Stratify as a sponsor of the e-Disclosure Information Project. Their addition to the list of sponsors coincides with the opening of their London office and data centre, as well as Stephen Whetstone’s welcome appearance as a panellist at the Thomson ...
  1 week ago

• Master Whitaker addresses London Solicitors Litigation Association on e-Disclosure

  
  Chris Dale Lawyer Support — Authority: 128
  I went to listen to Senior Master Whitaker speak last night to the London Solicitors Litigation Association about electronic disclosure. I was not expecting to hear much that was new to me – I have heard him speak five times in four countries in three continents in the last six weeks, so the anticipation of [...]
  2 weeks ago

• Cost, quality, risk and predictability in outsourcing debate

  
  Chris Dale Lawyer Support — Authority: 128
  An article in Legal Week reports that law firms are aware that existing methods of charging for work must change but says that they are wary of legal process outsourcing as the answer. The only mistake is not to weigh up the options – before the clients do it for you.In case you have time [...]
  2 weeks ago

• FTI webinar: financial, transactional and operational databases in e-disclosure

  
  Chris Dale Lawyer Support — Authority: 128
  FTI Consulting are presenting a webinar on structured data on Thursday 19 November at 1300 GMT. The subject is perceived by some as too difficult to talk about, but it cannot be ignored.Elephants have provided a recurring theme throughout this blog. They are large, hard to get your arms around and difficult to ...
  3 weeks ago

• FTI webinar – Controlling E-Discovery Costs

  
  Chris Dale Lawyer Support — Authority: 128
  FTI Technology are presenting a web seminar on November 5 (that’s today) at 2pm Eastern | 11.00am Pacific | 19.00 GMT. Called Advice from Counsel: In-House Pros on E-Discovery Costs Containment, it is presented by Ari Kaplan, who will present the results of a survey of in-house counsel and senior IT people.Although ...
  3 weeks ago

• LexisNexis eDiscovery conference in Singapore

  
  Chris Dale Lawyer Support — Authority: 128
  As you might infer from its name, the e-Disclosure Information Project set out with purely national ambitions. England and Wales is the only jurisdiction in the world to give the name e-Disclosure to the process of identifying, preserving, collecting and exchanging documents for litigation. If I had known that two ...
  3 weeks ago

• Where does a wise man hide a leaf?

  
  Chris Dale Lawyer Support — Authority: 128
  What connects Father Brown’s deduction that a trusted old soldier had been a villain with Autonomy’s tracing of Jérôme Kerviel’s activities at Société Générale? Both stories involved not just hiding leaves in forests but making a forest in which to hide the leaves. Companies need to get a grip on their ...
  3 weeks ago

• Earles v Barclays Bank reported in the Times

  
  Chris Dale Lawyer Support — Authority: 128
  Earles v Barclays Bank was reported in The Times today with the heading Disclosing electronic data.I have already written about this (see Costs penalty for non-compliance with e-disclosure obligations). It is significant at several levels: unlike Digicel it is a fairly ordinary case; it is firmly grounded in ...
  4 weeks ago

• Spitting on the deck of the CPR

  
  Chris Dale Lawyer Support — Authority: 128
  Unintended consequences are not necessarily unforeseeable. It was wholly predictable that the pre-issue obligations of the 1999 Civil Procedure Rules would shift the battleground to the front end of the litigation, and with obvious consequences in costs. As with the notoriously hard-fought US discovery process, if the ...
  4 weeks ago

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