IST Discover-E White Papers

In today’s legal landscape, images can be just as critical as documents when uncovering key evidence. However, manually reviewing thousands—or even hundreds of thousands—of images is a costly, and time-consuming process.

AI is rapidly revolutionizing how industries operate by unlocking opportunities for greater efficiency and accuracy in the workplace.

In today’s data-driven world, digital forensic collections have become essential for litigation and corporate investigations. With organizations managing ever-increasing volumes of electronic data, the need for precise, defensible, and efficient forensic processes has grown exponentially.

IST’s Faster, Cost-Effective AI Solution

How AI and Data Insights Reduce Errors, Time, and Costs in Litigation

Revolutionizing Remote Depositions with CaseTestify: IST Management’s Advanced Legal Support

When your eDiscovery service zooms out, the Project Manager is essential in connecting the dots. Today's industry challenges, on its surface, can leave firms weighing their options, but incorporating a Project Manager is the through-line. An empowered project manager provides the bridge by applying expertise in ESI, workflows, and AI adoption while positioning clients in front of their support service.

Effective document review is a pivotal aspect of litigation that can significantly impact case outcomes. By following our strategic five-step framework outlined in the article, you can ensure a smooth and organized document review process, saving time and resources. Ready to elevate your document review strategy and enhance your team's efficiency? Click the link below to explore the complete guide and unlock the secrets to a seamless review experience!

The importance of privilege logs in legal proceedings and how IST’s expert team can significantly improve the efficiency and accuracy of their creation and review.

Firms are at a crossroads of investing the in-house muscle to take on document review while attending to other tasks or considering outsourcing it to a vendor. Either instance is impactful yet unequal in service gains and future relevancy. For firms curious about outsourcing their document review, here are our considerations.

How small firms can achieve great results with IST Management. A recent ACEDs poll identified 2023's challenge for most legal professionals- modernizing operations with new technology while maintaining strict budgets. Achieving the two can be a daunting, uphill battle for those familiar with this predicament.

A comprehensive guide to optimizing your document review process with IST's expert-led service, Managed Review.

Cybersecurity protocols focus on reaffirming a company's defense from outside threats, but has your operation considered the data leaving from inside your building?

The current eDiscovery market demands the insight and workforce of a mighty operation, challenging firms to navigate a more complex litigation landscape with new technologies while maintaining an approachable, affordable service.

Get to Know Your Data Early

In the legal sector, transparency and integrity are key for managing conflicts of interest. Law firms must know eDiscovery vendors' ownership structures, especially concerning venture capital firms, to uphold ethics and protect clients. Understanding these links helps firms reduce risks, ensure impartiality, and maintain trust. Outsourcing eDiscovery to companies like IST Management can prevent conflicts and maintain confidentiality, benefiting all parties.

Data breaches represent a growing threat to organizations worldwide, risking sensitive information, customer trust, and substantial financial losses. Swift response is imperative to mitigate the impact of breaches. This white paper explores the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in enhancing data breach vulnerabilities and facilitating rapid recovery processes for businesses and operations.

This white paper simplifies eDiscovery pricing solutions to help firms find the best service for their litigation needs.

Understanding AI in its current and future form, this white paper reveals how AI supports the full EDRM service and how it will continue to grow. Learn how AI is helping firms securely understand data and Generative AI's influence in this white paper.

The major difference separating forensic data collection from simple data collection performed by in-house IT is that forensic data collection, or digital forensics, provides the ability to deliver legally defensible proof that the collection methods did not alter or needlessly modify the metadata being gathered.

For those in bankruptcy litigation and the firms handling it, the challenge of minimizing costs is pressing. As our digital footprint grows, document preparation can feel like a mountainous determinant in the overall service price.

What happens when an eDiscovery service becomes involved in a Merger or Acquisition (M&A)? And how do users adjust to disparate systems assuming their casework?

Collecting and analyzing the massive amount of social media data scattered across multiple services is a challenging task, but advances in technology and technique are making the practice a cornerstone for litigators as evidence is truly everywhere.

It is clear that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is challenging every industry to reconsider efficiency in their processes, and eDiscovery is no exception. Moreover, it could be one of the industries that most benefit from its adoption.

Robust Information Governance is vital for companies to remain competitive in the future market and save significantly during litigation.

Our devoted team of forensic examiners and IST's Discover-E integrations remove the notion that more prominent eDiscovery vendors equal greater control in the forensic collection.

RelativityOne offers a cost structure that is more amenable to an operation wanting total control of its eDiscovery process yet requires a clear vision and workflow to determine a robust strategy. ECA filtering is complimentary to either instance, reducing the data set to the most relevant to the case and lowering the hosting cost.

Discussions taking place around Law 2.0 and 3.0 are structurally altering the practice of law as technological change drives practitioners to apply legal principles differently, while also examining their operations and service delivery with a fresh perspective.

When faced with volumes of unstructured data to review in a very tight timeframe, lawyers often rely on outsourced eDiscovery partnerships to provide knowledge and manpower to streamline the process.