GoldFynch Blog

Smaller law firms don't yet have to handle truly 'big' data, but they can prepare for it. Make sure your eDiscovery software can (1) Handle large amounts of data, (2) Process that data quickly, and (3) open newly developed file types.

It's hard to troubleshoot technical issues when working remotely. So, find low-maintenance with these features: 1) Cloud-based service, (2) Quick signup, (3) Simple & intuitive to use, (4) Easy to collaborate with your team, (5) Minimal technical support required.

The GDPR mainly affects EU law firms, but they're a warning to firms around the world: Proactively adapt to data protection best practices, or risk getting lost in eDiscovery's changing landscape. Here are some things attorneys can start doing...

Law firms can cut costs by (1) Switching to minimal-but-powerful eDiscovery software without 'extras' you'll rarely use, and (2) Making sure the software also has transparent up-front pricing.

The Internet of Things is a network of 'smart' devices (like watches, Fitbits, air conditioners, etc.) that ‘talk’ to each other, sharing information. It will flood us with data, but we can prepare by building the right eDiscovery systems, centered around dependable eDiscovery software.