Are You Overpaying for eDiscovery? [Here's What Most Attorneys Miss]

13 September 2020 by Ross
eDiscovery cases continually grow and shrink. So, pricing plans that charge for data uploads might offer low per-GB rates, but end up being very expensive. Instead, choose a plan that charges for storage only (i.e., uploading is free). It cuts costs and makes eDiscovery so much more flexible.
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Why You Might Be Wrong About Your eDiscovery Case Size [And Why It's Costing You]

03 September 2020 by Anith
eDiscovery cases grow and shrink all the time. For example, they grow when you unpack container files and shrink when you delete duplicate/system files. But some eDiscovery pricing systems penalize you for this. The solution? Find eDiscovery software with prorated storage-based pricing.
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What is eDiscovery 'DeNISTing'? And Can It Speed Up Case Reviews?

21 August 2020 by Ross
DeNISTing is how many eDiscovery apps catch and delete unusable files. They compare your case files to a central list of known 'unnecessary' files and delete the ones you won't need. It saves you time, but there's a better solution. Find eDiscovery software that offers free uploading and processing, and you won't need to worry about DeNISTing anymore.
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eDiscovery Pricing 101: Paying Flat Rates Vs. À La Carte [Per-GB Costs, OCR, Processing Fees, and More]

10 August 2020 by Mithun
eDiscovery pricing comes down to this: Pay for what you upload (per-GB pricing) OR pay for storage space (fixed-volume pricing). Where possible, pay for storage. Your bill is more predictable and you won't have to pay separately for essentials like OCR, file processing, creating productions, etc.
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How to Assign Batches of eDiscovery Case Files to Team Members

27 July 2020 by Ross
A 'batch review' lets you allot groups of files to different people. But it works best when you can (1) Allot files, using tags, (2) Allot files, using 'advanced' searches, (3) Include 'file families,' and (4) Have teammates access the batch for free.
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