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The Role of Motions for Discovery in Legal Cases

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Any litigator will eventually have to contend with motions to compel discovery (also known as motions for discovery). While both sides have the right to gather information through the discovery process, disputes on whether certain information should be disclosed to the other side are inevitable. Want to learn how?

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Everlaw Unveils AI Assistant Powered by Generative AI

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Everlaw , the cloud-native investigation and litigation platform, announced its Everlaw AI portfolio with newly released generative AI features available in a beta program to give legal teams an instant leg-up in text-based work and greater productivity across legal workflows within its trusted and highly secure platform.

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What is an E-discovery Lawyer?

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In law, e-discovery refers to the process in which electronically stored information relevant to a legal case is identified, collected, preserved, reviewed and produced. It is a crucial part of modern litigation because so much information is now stored digitally and this information can be vital to the outcome of a case.

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Important Things to Consider When Choosing eDiscovery Services

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Important Things to Consider When Choosing eDiscovery Services For law firms and legal departments, navigating the complicated world of contemporary electronic discovery (eDiscovery) may be a difficult task. Requesting a demo or trial of the service could be helpful to evaluate its usefulness firsthand.

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Important Things to Consider When Choosing eDiscovery Services

Lineal Services

Important Things to Consider When Choosing eDiscovery Services For law firms and legal departments, navigating the complicated world of contemporary electronic discovery (eDiscovery) may be a difficult task. Requesting a demo or trial of the service could be helpful to evaluate its usefulness firsthand.

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The Future of Legal Technology

Lawmatics

2 eDiscovery Electronic discovery (eDiscovery) tools continue to evolve, enabling legal professionals to manage large volumes of electronic data more efficiently during investigations and the discovery phase of litigation. The post The Future of Legal Technology first appeared on Lawmatics.