In this episode, we're joined by Mandi Ross, the CEO of both Prism Litigation Technology and Insight Optix. During our discussion, Mandi covers a broad range of topics relevant to modern litigation, specifically proportionality, remote work during the pandemic, and staying up to date on technology.

In this episode, we are joined by Mark Hawn, the CEO of Trustpoint.One. Mark covers how one size does not always fit all in eDiscovery, embracing remote technology and opportunities in the market.

This week, we're joined by Alma Asay, an Evangelist at Litera Microsystems. Alma offers her advice for legal technology entrepreneurs, discusses the future of legal technology, and suggests key questions to ask law firms about technology.

Andy MacDonald, CEO of Consilio, joins the show to discuss the need for, and challenges of, accessing capital for the legal services industry, Consilio’s growth model and service mindset, and managing a corporate litigation spend in a time of uncertainty.

This week, we're joined by Ian Campbell, the President and CEO of iCONECT. We'll cover a variety of issues surrounding iCONECT’s proprietary Xera review application, including its applicability to non-eDiscovery business problems, key issues with Information Governance, and how to overcome transition concerns when considering a change of eDiscovery technology.

This week, we are joined by Hal Blackman, the founder and CEO of IST Management Services, via WebEx. IST calls itself the “Company with Passion,” and during this episode, Hal covers lessons learned in technology adoption, electronic records retention, and considerations for outsourcing eDiscovery.

We are joined by Dean Gonsowski, the Chief Revenue Officer of ActiveNav. In part one of a two-part interview with Dean, we cover his extensive background in the eDiscovery industry, how the industry grew and developed, and how eDiscovery today compares with its roots.

In this episode, we are joined by Bob Rowe, the CEO of Integreon. Bob discusses his background in document review in antitrust litigation in the 1990s, which fueled his desire to drive efficiencies. The conversation moves on to today’s legal marketplace, and how COVID-19 has accelerated change that was already happening. Bob is a must-listen for his perspective on how managed service vendors integrate with outside and inside legal counsel to bring greater value and reduce waste.

We are joined by Joan Davison, the CEO of Hire Counsel and Mestel & Company. Joan discusses the business of document review and staffing, including how she views the role of CEO, how to use human capital strategies in the legal setting, and how to measure the effectiveness of the staffing solutions being implemented.

Our guest is AJ Shankar, the chief executive officer of Everlaw. AJ covers variety of topics relevant to both in-house counsel and outside counsel using eDiscovery and litigation support software, including the essence of Everlaw’s vision; creating a virtual war room that facilitates collaboration even while remaining socially distant; and the company’s pro bono program, “Everlaw for Good.”

Today we are joined by Rakesh Madhava, the CEO of Nextpoint. Rakesh covers a multitude of subjects, including how the eDiscovery landscape has changed from paper to digital, technology adoption within the legal industry, and how COVID-19 will permanently alter certain aspects about how law is practiced.

In this episode, we are joined by Ian Wilson, the founder and chief executive officer of Servient. A former lawyer turned legal tech entrepreneur, Ian discusses a wide range of topics from the relationship of machine learning and searching, information governance implementation and what’s next on the horizon for Servient.

In this episode, we are joined by Jay Leib, the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of NexLP. Jay covers a broad range of topics regarding the application of artificial intelligence to eDiscovery, information governance and compliance activities.

Chris Weiler, CEO and Founder of KLDiscovery, joins the show. Chris covers a broad range of topics, including the lessons he has learned providing technology and services to the legal industry, how he would suggest in-house counsel evaluate eDiscovery service providers, and the most likely new eDiscovery developments.

We are joined by Dr. David Lewis, the Chief Data Scientist of Brainspace, to discuss variety of topics dealing with the current application of machine learning to eDiscovery, ways to evaluate eDiscovery technology solutions, and what is likely to develop in the future of eDiscovery technology offerings.

During this episode, we welcome Marc Zamksy, CEO of Compliance. Marc covers many issues, with a focus on analytics, including the potential to (a) gain pre-processing control over eDiscovery collections, (b) provide proactive compliance and information governance intelligence, and (c) normalize business practices, including the lessons learned in the eDiscovery process.

In this episode, we sit down with Andy Wilson, Chief Executive Officer & Cofounder at Logikcull.com. Andy discusses how corporate legal departments should be measuring the performance of their eDiscovery service providers and how to begin that process if you haven’t already started. We also talk about employee engagement, features of world-class eDiscovery products and services, and what the future of eDiscovery technology might look like.

We are joined by Barry Dark, the Chief Executive Officer of Legility. During our discussion, Barry covers how he has translated the changes he has witnessed in a long career in technology to the trends occurring in legal. We also discuss the strategic thinking behind certain acquisitions, how to remain adaptable in the face of change, and how to measure value from the in-house perspective.

We're joined by Dan Regard, the Chief Executive Officer of iDS. Dan discusses how data can be leveraged as a "digital witness"— one that is more informative and more accessible — which is a product of "the new oil." We also cover his passion for eDiscovery pro bono work, measuring eDiscovery success, and several other key topics.

In this episode, we're joined by Kiwi Camara, the Chief Executive Officer of DISCO. Kiwi covers, among other things, his advice to in-house clients on driving more value in the eDiscovery process through the smart use of technology and leveraging review decisions over multiple cases. You won’t want to miss Kiwi’s predictions about the future of eDiscovery technology specifically, or legal technology more generally.