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Relativity Blog: e-Discovery Collection Strategies for the Remote Workforce
Watch the Webinar Read the Relativity Blog Recently, our own Mandi Ross, founder and CEO of Prism Litigation Technology and developer of the actionable proportionality workflow, Evidence Optix®, was featured in a webinar hosted by X1 Technologies. The webinar, which […]
Interview with eDiscovery CoCounsel: FRCP Rule 26 Proportionality in Negotiations
Watch the Video Thank you to Chad Roberts of eDiscovery CoCounsel for your informative interview with Mandi Ross, founder and CEO of Prism Litigation Technology regarding how producing parties can leverage proportionality to prepare for a Rule 26 negotiation. Also, […]
Search Terms: Tried and True, Now Even Better
By Mandi Ross and John Patzakis A key Federal Rules of Civil Procedure provision that greatly impacts eDiscovery processes is Rule 26(f), which requires the parties’ counsel to “meet and confer” in advance of the pre-trial scheduling conference on key […]
The [eDiscovery] Times, They are A’Changin’ (with apologies to Bob Dylan)
By Mandi Ross, Martin Tully, and Janice Yates Sometimes change comes at you fast — and hard. Indeed, it is hard to believe that it was just early March when we were still attending – in person — conferences, theater […]
Ediscovery: Proportionality and Smart Pre-collection Analysis
Proportionality in ediscovery is more than a catch phrase. It is mandated under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and many state court rules. Prism believes every case should embody an early proportionality mindset, starting with smart pre-collection analysis. To […]
Webinar – Ediscovery Collection Strategies for the Remote Workforce
Watch the Webinar The COVID-19 pandemic continues to change the way we live and work globally. The workplace is changing rapidly and we are all seeing the need to quickly adapt to a far more distributed and remote workforce. There […]
ACC Docket Article – Making Proportionality Arguments – May 2020
Prism is proud to have co-authored an article for this May’s edition of the ACC Docket. With the evolution of technology, documents have proliferated, moving from the file cabinet to the clouds. When litigation occurs, searching these vast troves of […]
