Christine Taylor

The eDiscovery process seems to leap into existence at the start of a lawsuit. But in fact a successful eDiscovery process depends on a strong foundation

The Legal department still rules the eDiscovery roost. However, there are critical aspects of eDiscovery that are well outside Legal’s area of

IT is increasingly involved in eDiscovery, and enlightened self-interest is doing a lot of the heavy lifting. This wasn’t always the case. As long

IT and the early eDiscovery process are getting to be one hot item, sometimes to IT’s dismay. IT is – or soon will be – fielding data collection requests

I drafted an earlier version of this column last year but never used it. Perhaps it was the original title, which contained the words

There is a lot of confusion over what constitutes the cloud. “Clouds” can be an umbrella term for pretty much anything at all that involves either storage