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How Law Firms can Fast-Track Business Development and Win More Business
Law firms can respond to new business proposals faster and showcase their expertise by rapidly surfacing relevant information across all their data stores.
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CCBJ Perspectives: Senior Director, Solutions Engineering with Zapproved, Jennifer Bantelmann, On Moving E-discovery and Data In-House
In CCBJ's most recent Perspectives podcast, Jennifer Bantelmann, senior director, solutions engineering with Zapproved, sits down with host Kristin Calve for a conversation on bringing e-discovery in-house, analyzing ROI and the themes she is observing within organizations and process improvement.
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Yesterday’s Collection Woes Need Not Be Today’s (or Tomorrow’s) Problem
Collection is often considered the most technically rigorous and complex phase of e-discovery—it involves the acquisition of potentially relevant electronically stored information (ESI) from native sources into an eDiscovery platform for investigation or review. Collection is also the stage at which large and unexpected risks, time delays and unnecessary costs can quickly spiral out of control.
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