A massive growth in data volumes that must be navigated in ediscovery has led to the rise of a technique known as predictive coding. Maureen Duffy of law firm Freehills tracks examines why 2012 has been been such a pivotal year for the new technology.
According to a new market report published by Transparency Market Research, the global e-discovery market was worth $US3.6 billion in 2010 and is expected to reach $US9.9 billion in 2017. In the overall global market, the US is expected to maintain its lead position in terms of revenue with 73% of global e-discovery market share in 2017.
A new commercial law firm, e.law Legal Services, has been established in Australia to offer intelligent technology backed legal services, initially targeting the subjective review phase of e.discovery.
Broadening access to ediscovery workflow via Web-based remote access and role-based security for external reviewers is one of the new features of version 4 of Nuix’ ediscovery and forensic investigation software.
Daegis has added the capability to combine Lotus Notes data with other data sources related to current and future litigations using its eDiscovery Platform.
Integrated visual analytics within the latest version of Ringtail e-discovery software can deliver faster and more accurate legal reviews, according to FTI Technology.
Sherpa Software, a provider of e-discovery and information management solutions, has announced the release of Report Attender, a new product that aims to helps organisations make litigation-relevant decisions faster.
Nuix has announced two additions to the Nuix Investigator suite of products to allow corporate, law enforcement and regulatory investigators to search and analyze data across multiple devices and forensic images.
