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Microsoft Office is great for informal document reviews, but law firms will also need eDiscovery-specific tools. (E.g., metadata protection, advanced searches, litigation-level redaction, and more.) Here's why, and a quick solution you can start using immediately...

The right legal technology can streamline your daily workflows. But make sure to choose tech that solves your firm's actual problems rather than trendy tech that seems popular. Use our 7 general software categories as a starting point, and evaluate individual applications based on the key necessities we've outlined.

eDiscovery can be overwhelming for first-timers, so the key is to subscribe to an affordable, easy-to-use eDiscovery subscription service. Here's what to look for, and an initial software suggestion to explore.

A user interface (UI) is the face of your eDiscovery software. And newer, simplified interfaces convert your web browser into a high-end eDiscovery dashboard. Here's what that means for your file reviews...

All changes to a file automatically get recorded as behind-the-scenes 'metadata.' So you can check if a file has been edited by using tools that analyze these metadata modifications. Here's how...