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Managing Litigation Costs

Companies’ Regulatory Matters Increase Fourfold: Costs, risk, data security top list of concerns for U.S. and European companies

AlixPartners LLP

Why Your Business Needs A Systematic Process For Executing Legal Holds

Samuel Toward

Thomson Reuters

Over-Preservation – Working Together To Find A Solution

Al Driver

Metropolitan Corporate Counsel

Building Cost Savings, Predictability And Defensibility Into Your E-Discovery

Rose J. Jones

King & Spalding LLP

Getting Smart With Email In E-Discovery – How Email Threading Can Lower Costs And Increase Speed: A Case Study With Perkins Coie And Discovia

Barclay T. Blair

ViaLumina LLC

Expertise And Experience On The Ground In International Discovery, From Start To Finish

Todd Tabor, Jennifer Peru Gary

TrustPoint International

Information Governance: Solving The Problem Of Over-Preservation

Mary Mack

ZyLAB

Preparing For The Zombie Invasion: Demonstrating The ROI Of A Litigation Readiness Plan

Trent Livingston, Bobby R. Williams, Jr.

iDiscovery Solutions

Does Deleted ESI Warrant An Adverse Inference? Sekisui Am. Corp. And Proposed Rule 37(e) Differ

Lauren Fox

Leader & Berkon, LLP

Today’s Most Challenging Litigation Cost Issues: Privacy, Privilege And Over-Preservation Related To ESI

Mary Mack

ZyLAB

Forensic Experts Weigh In On Litigation Costs

Michael Brown, Barry Mukamal

Marcum LLP

Not Just TAR: Other Analytics Tools Can Help Reduce The Cost Of Document Review

Adam Wright Strayer

Complete Discovery Source (CDS Legal)

Hiring Your Discovery Consultant For Fraud Investigations

Patrick Grobbel

iDiscovery Solutions

Pippins v. KPMG May Lead Corporations To Overpreserve But Also Teaches How To Avoid It

Ronni D. Solomon, Jennifer A. Maddrey

King & Spalding LLP

eDiscovery – A Focus On Cost Saving And Winning

Mary Mack

ZyLAB

Can Technology-Assisted Review Coexist With Strategic Search?

Amanda Jones

Xerox Litigation Services

Arbitration Law – One Issue Settled, Another Issue Still Percolating

Michael S. Oberman

Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP