Reports and Whitepapers

In this vendor spotlight authored by IDC Analyst Ryan O’Leary, “The Business Case for In-House Ediscovery,” we break down all you need to know about moving ediscovery in-house.

Lawyers, as leaders, have the responsibility to harness their team’s talents and resources while fostering collaboration and discovery, insisting on open communication, and pursuing possibilities until they get results. Learn the ways collaboration will power the legal profession, and specifically litigation, in 2020 and beyond.

Ediscovery is a constantly evolving landscape in need of holistic, end-to-end platforms that enable efficiency, collaboration, and usage of advanced analytics. Everlaw is a true SaaS solution impacting the productivity of ediscovery users and offering valuable data insights. Get an in-depth analysis of user behaviors and trends on the Everlaw platform from 2019-2020.

The introduction of new regulations creates obstacles for lawmakers worldwide and the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was no exception. Download this white paper today to learn different ways to optimise workflows to address specific DSAR challenges.

This buyer guide is designed to serve as a vendor evaluation blueprint, providing a list of probing questions and "pro tips" to help guide the process of selecting an ediscovery solution. Although there are many solutions for document review, conducting a thorough vendor evaluations requires considering numerous questions, highlighted in this guide.

Linear, human-powered review was the gold standard in eDisclosure, particularly when the volume of a document collection was small. With document counts now rising into the millions, it's increasingly impractical. This paper explores English case law on predictive coding and provides an overview of how to efficiently conduct eDisclosure on Everlaw.

Data is growing at an exponential rate, creating a big, expensive problem for litigators and internal investigators who are tasked with mining through an increasingly massive mountain of documents. This paper explores the challenges of document review, the ways that technology can help, and what to consider when choosing a new solution.

Dark data is electronic information within an organization that is not easily searchable or accessible. It's often unstructured, unclassified, and/or unmanaged by information governance—and can lead to problems during ediscovery. This paper explores how Everlaw can expose the hidden details of dark data at scale.

Asking the right questions during a vendor evaluation can make or break the relationship. In this paper, go beyond a comparison of individual features and learn the five hard questions everyone should ask ediscovery vendors before making a decision.