GoldFynch Blog

Here's how eDiscovery searches work: You'll (1) Search for keywords, (2) Review the results, (3) Refine your search, and (4) Save/share your search. It's pretty easy, but there's a catch: You'll need the right kind of eDiscovery software. So, here's the solution...

There's no universal load-file structure, so troubleshooting errors yourself is near impossible. You'll need a vendor's help to go into the code and figure out the problem. But there IS something you can do to reduce load file errors. (Hint: It's about choosing the right eDiscovery software.)

MBOX files are one of the most popular formats for storing groups of email. They're easy to open, but for eDiscovery make sure you use the right software. (Hint: Otherwise, you'll ruin important metadata.)

Managed eDiscovery reviews give you access to rapidly scalable review teams that are both highly trained and cost-effective. They can take on lower-priority aspects of the review, which frees up your attorneys to focus on the strategy of building a defensible case.

The pandemic taught us that our eDiscovery software must (1) Have a remote data collection tool, (2) Support a range of file types, (3) Be low maintenance, (4) Offer built-in data security, (5) Work on slow internet connections, (6) Provide helpful collaboration tools.