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- Disclosure fun expected from the Wagatha Christie trial
- Reminders from Ukraine about evidence-gathering from electronic devices
- Spotlight: Asia – virtual event from Relativity on 7 April
- Adverse inferences filling the gaps when the evidence is incomplete
- Wide-ranging agenda for Relativity at Legalweek 2022
- Relativity brings cloud security to Australian government agencies
- Relativity publishes list of AI visionaries
- Relativity and FTI report – risk, culture and technology challenges for general counsel
- Various disclosure points arising from the Vardy v Rooney judgment
- The North Sea ate my evidence – a tale which dogs the WAGs preparing for trial
- A helpful recap of Relativity Fest 2021
- Craig Ball’s eDiscovery tips for 2022 apply beyond the US
- Rediscovering Cornwall after a two-year gap
- Relief from sanctions denied after non-compliance with disclosure unless order
- Report from FTI Consulting and Relativity on the ever-widening role of general counsel
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Category Archives: Compliance monitoring
Relativity Trace gets new data cleansing capabilities
A false positive is a result which appears to show that a particular condition or attribute is present when it is not. We have just passed the anniversary of what was potentially the worst false positive in history when, on … Continue reading
Rather more than a week’s eDiscovery notes
I don’t publish these round-up posts to a particular pattern – they go up when there is enough to say. The absence of a timetable means that I do not have to apologise if there is a longer-than-usual interval between … Continue reading
Interview: Gráinne Bryan of FTI Consulting on the use of technology in Irish dispute resolution and compliance monitoring
I recently interviewed Gráinne Bryan of FTI Consulting in Ireland about FTI’s technology role in helping law firms, financial institutions and other businesses with anything to do with the use of data in business. In the second part of our … Continue reading