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Legal departments have struggled with managing legal holds and preserving evidence from hundreds or thousands of custodians over time spans that could last for years. A poorly executed hold can result in business disruption, unnecessary costs and spoliation.
Investigations
Bring Budget Predictability to Litigation and Investigation with Legal Intelligence
While technologies and processes continue to evolve, the economics of litigation and investigations remain largely unchanged with costs spiraling upwards. Legal service providers are not incentivized to tackle the main driver of cost: the exponential growth of data. Savvy businesses have successfully moved law firms away from the billable hour. This should be the case for other litigation service providers as well. Instead, many law departments still struggle to gain visibility and control over their litigation and investigations budgets.
Discovery
How Investigations and Discovery Are Being Transformed by Digital Breadcrumbs
What are digital breadcrumbs and why should you (and your company) care about them? Digital breadcrumbs are the user event metadata artifacts we leave behind when we interact with technology. Examples can include system login date/times, browser search history, and call durations for mobile device communications.
Legal Operations
Decision-Making – How Does Your Legal Department Compare?
Across legal departments, there is great deal of discussion about “maturity models” and becoming more operationally mature. LexisNexis CounselLink’s maturity model is unique and focuses on improving how key decisions get made in the legal department.
Investigations
Where There's Smoke...Conducting Effective Internal Investigations
Internal investigations are a common occurrence for corporate legal departments. They may be triggered by the departure of disgruntled employees, the potential loss of trade secrets, harassment claims, security breaches, or other events.
Legal Vendor Management – Designing a Program that Works
Effective vendor management programs extend beyond selecting a set of preferred firms to handle legal work.