By Eric P. Blank
Email is at the core of modern electronic discovery.
Attorneys want to know who sent what messages to whom, when those messages were sent and what those messages were about. For this reason, massive volumes of email are commonly exported for further processing and searching by e-discovery vendors.
With a little investigation, it may [...]
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First Stop for Email Forensics: The Email Admin
October 22nd, 2009
EDEN Launches New Web Site, Training Webinars
September 11th, 2009
By Jeff Meisner
Editor, Slack Space
Since EDEN’s launch in May 2009, our network has grown to more than 110 companies in 30 states. We’re happy to welcome companies from a range of industries, including IT service providers, law firms and e-discovery service providers.
Over the last four months, we’ve received feedback from our community regarding our Web [...]
EDEN Hits the Century Mark
July 1st, 2009
By Cathy Lopez
Launched on May 1, the Electronic Data Extraction Network already has 100 members.
EDEN is a subsidiary of Seattle-based electronic discovery law firm Blank Law + Technology PS. The community’s membership consists of IT service providers and legal professionals in 28 states and Canada.
The community was formed to create a nationwide standard of best [...]
