While subscription payment options are becoming more common, legal staffing providers and their clients say it may not become the de facto choice for all clients.

Without the help of expert translators and linguists, e-discovery translation can miss the mark by setting searches off in the wrong direction, causing material issues.

Meet Rajuan Pasha, a TLS Director who came from a career in economics after the 2008 crash to project management for e-discovery.

E-discovery is the process of identifying, collecting, and producing electronically stored information (ESI) to develop evidence. It is often initiated in pursuit of legal action or to protect against it, though the need for e-discovery is not limited to these circumstances.

While shaping the present and future of the legal practice has traditionally been in the hands of law firms, there has been a shift to in-house legal teams.

With a combination of both experienced staff and cutting-edge technology, e-discovery outcomes can drive savings, quality, and efficiencies.

As a project manager and forensic consultant, here's how the industry has evolved and how to face the challenges that come along when collecting data.

TransPerfect Sweeps Top Spots in E-Discovery, Predictive Coding, Document Review, Staffing, Litigation Consulting, and Translation Service

When it comes to the best evidence rule, do screenshots hold up in court? Though they're easy to take, they're not easy to authenticate.

What's the best practice for using hyperlinks or attachments in e-discovery? It's become an emerging question on how courts should treat emails containing hyperlinks referencing other documents. 

With COVID-19 disrupting everything in 2020, where does that leave the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) market today, and what can we expect moving forward?