GoldFynch Blog

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.

Lists of 2020's 'best eDiscovery software' are useful. But you need some guiding principles to navigate these lists. Here are 6 key principles you can use: (1) Software features are important. But 'more' isn’t always 'better.' Find software that does eDiscovery basics well. [Read more]...

Cloud-based eDiscovery is the perfect longterm solution to pandemics because: (1) You can access your data from anywhere, (2) You don't have to worry about tech/security issues since your eDiscovery provider runs the software for you, and (3) The software has key features to help your team collaborate remotely in real-time.