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Not everyone on your team needs complete control of your eDiscovery case. So, the best eDiscovery applications let you match team members to one of four user levels - each handling different tasks like case review, strategy, admin, and billing. Here's how it works...

VPNs help you convert insecure public internet connections into secure private ones. But even if you don't use public Wi-Fi, your firm might still need a VPN to protect other aspects of your client's data. Here's why...

Most small and midsize law firms need 6 key eDiscovery tools/features for productions: (1) Remote data collection, (2) An eDiscovery search engine, (3) eDiscovery 'tags,' (4) Reliable redaction, (5) Bates stamping, and (6) Metadata protection. Here's how to get them...

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.