In Compliance Investigations, Companies Find That E-discovery Technology De…

John Tredennick

No matter what steps a corporation takes to ensure legal compliance by ... >>

A Qualitative Approach to Winning E-Discovery Business in Japan

Dave Sannar

Many years ago, a surpris... >>

An Open Look at Keyword Search vs. Predictive Analytics

John Tredennick, Esq.

A client recently ask... >>

A Brief History of Technology Assisted Review

By Thomas C. Gricks III, Esq. and Robert Ambrogi

Why Control Sets are Problematic in E-Discovery

By Dr. Jeremy Pickens

In his bl... >>

Solving the ‘Transparency’ Issue in Technology Assisted Review

By John Tredennick, Esq.

Five Questions to Ask Your TAR Vendor About Continuous Active Learning

By Thomas Gricks, Esq.

When Machine Intelligence Joins Your Professional Services Team

By Mark Noel

When Considering TAR, It’s Never Too Late

By Steven M. Amundson and Mark Noel

Five Reasons the Cloud Beats an Appliance for Big Data E-Discovery

By John Tredennick

Big data can mean big headach... >>

Using Continuous Active Learning to Solve the 'Transparency' Issue in Techn…

By John Tredennick

Notwith... >>

Multi-Matter Discovery Repositories

By John Tredennick and Robert Ambrogi

10 Ways to Avoid Ethics Dangers in the Cloud

By Robert Ambrogi

To date, ethics panels in 17... >>

How GCs Are Using Technology to Manage Global Litigation

By John Tredennick

Globalization can be a boon for businesses. For thei... >>

Corporations Turn to Technology to Tackle Legal Challenges of Big Data

By John Tredennick

Businesses are drowning in data. The numbers are staggering. U.S. comp... >>

Continuous Active Learning for Technology Assisted Review

By John Tredennick

NLJ Features Catalyst CEO on Using TAR for Non-English Documents

By John Tredennick

Controlling E-Discovery with a New Model

By John Tredennick

IN COLORADO, as across the nation, litigation costs are devouring ever... >>

5 Myths About Technology Assisted Review

By John Tredennick

The world isn’t flat and we’ve stepped on the moon, so it’s not impo... >>

Predictive Ranking: TAR Designed for the Real World

By Jeremy Pickens

Most articles about technology assisted revi... >>

Predictive Coding Helps Companies Reduce Discovery Costs

By John Tredennick

Attorneys have long felt it necessary to manually review each docume... >>

Meeting the Challenges of Asian Language E-Discovery

By John Tredennick and W. Peter Cladouhos

As e-discovery reaches across borders into As... >>

Process Evaluation in eDiscovery as Awareness of Alternatives

By Jeremy Pickens, John Tredennick, and Bruce Kiefer

Everyone at some point ponders the... >>

With FCPA Actions on the Rise, Search Takes Center Stage

By John Tredennick

Corporate Counsel magazine recently issued a report that should caus... >>

Mt. Hawley Postscript: Bad Facts Don’t Help on Appeal

By John Tredennick

On July 23, 2010, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District ... >>

Finally Forgiveness: Magistrate Recognizes that E-Discovery Software Isn’t …

By John Tredennick

Elizabeth LaPorte, U.S. magistrate judge for the Northern District o... >>

Mt. Hawley Revisited: Bad Apples Make for Bad Law

By John Tredennick

Last summer, I wrote an lengthy article about the decision in Mt. Ha... >>

Character Encoding: An Introduction for E-Discovery Professionals

By John Tredennick and Larry Barela

“There is something wrong with your system,” the an... >>

Bad Facts Make Bad Law—The Hawley Decision

By John Tredennick

In law school, we learned the old adage that bad facts often make ba... >>

Navigating ESI Challenges in an FCPA Investigation

By John Tredennick and Robert Ambrogi

As if an FCPA investigation were not risky enough... >>

The Trouble With Time Zones: A Tricky Email Issue for Litigation Support Pr…

By John Tredennick

"We have a big problem with your software," Debra exclaimed at the b... >>

Using Catalyst CR to Search Japanese

By Jim Eidelman

Catalyst CR is built using the FAST search engine. FAST is a highly-sop... >>

Legal Assistant Today gives Catalyst CR High Marks for Ease of Use, Scalabi…

By Mary Girsch-Bock

Catalyst CR, from Catalyst Repository Systems, bills itself as the ... >>

Collecting Data in the EU A Few Things You Should Know Before You Jump in t…

By John Tredennick

When I was a young litigation partner (say about twenty years ago), ... >>

Catalyst Concept Search: Perspectives on Next Generation Information Retrie…

By Bruce Kiefer

In this era of technology innovation, it is easy to forget that some th... >>

Dealing with Foreign Language Documents in Litigation and Related Legal Mat…

With many S&P 500 companies now getting over half of their revenues from foreign sales, for... >>

E-Discovery Advisor Magazine Article: Conquer IT E-Discovery Challenges

With corporations' data becoming increasingly digitized, IT departments are being asked to play bi... >>

White Paper: Reducing the Cost of Electronic Data Discovery Reviews

Analysts estimate that corporations spend more than $10 billion annually to review electronic d... >>

Searching Foreign Languages: A Primer, Featured in Law Technology Today

In this second article of a two part series, Tredennick offers additional advice on handling fo... >>

Tredennick Leads EDD Roundtable: The New Federal Rules on E-Discovery--The …

Edited by John Tredennick

Now that we have some perspective on the Federal Rules of Civ... >>

Catalyst CR Featured in LTN Article on EDD in Criminal Cases.

Court-Appointed Criminal Counsel Use Litigation Technology for the First Time

By Russell Aoki<... >>

Federal Court Orders Bureau of Prisons to Hook Prisoner into caseSHARE Syst…

Defendant was the founder and CEO of a network of companies involved in a complicated and inter... >>

Read CEO and Law Technology News Editorial Board Member John Tredennick's A…

By John Tredennick

I ran technology at Denver-based Holland &... >>