Aero has arrived in RelativityOne When elaw upgraded to RelativityOne, we were excited that, as a RelativityOne partner, we would be able to deliver the best in Relativity innovation to our clients as soon as it was available. One such innovation that has been eagerly anticipated is the Aero User Interface (UI). elaw’s clients […]
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elaw is excited to announce at RelativityFest London that we are now a RelativityOne Certified Partner. With RelativityOne, elaw can offer its clients access to Relativity’s most current functionality spanning the full breadth of e-discovery – from legal hold through production. Critically, elaw recognises that the transition to RelativityOne also delivers better protection of client data
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Have you, or other members of your firm, made a new year’s resolution to implement an ediscovery strategy in 2021? Perhaps you’ve decided that it’s time to move beyond DropBox and Excel but are not sure how to take the next step. Or perhaps you’ve been presented with options that are too complex,expensive and overwhelming
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elaw Director of Consulting & Services, Kylie Petersen, was last week invited to present alongside other high-profile legal experts at Deakin Law School’s Disruptive Innovation in Law conference. Disruptive innovations are innovations that provide greater access to tools or services that have traditionally been inaccessible due to cost and/or infrastructure requirements. Kylie explained to an
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Free CPD Seminar for SA Practitioners Many litigators tell us that they resist electronic disclosure because they lack practical experience and technical understanding and are fearful of falling into eDiscovery potholes. At this free lunchtime seminar, elaw’s Director of Consulting and Services, Kylie Petersen, will reveal common problems and provide practical advice on ways to:
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Many litigators tell us that they resist electronic discovery because they lack practical experience and technical understanding and are fearful of falling into eDiscovery potholes. At this free lunchtime seminar, elaw’s Director of Consulting and Services, Kylie Petersen, will reveal common problems and provide practical advice on ways to: Register for the Melbourne seminar below.
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The Supreme Court of Victoria’s new Practice Notes are now in effect. This includes Practice Note SC GEN 5 – Technology in Civil Litigation which provides for the use of Technology Assisted Review (TAR) in discovery. TAR will ordinarily be accepted, particularly where the costs of manually searching large volumes of documents are not reasonable
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