OpenText Legal Tech

What the company says: OpenText Legal Tech helps corporations and law firms leverage information assets to their fullest potential to gain a strategic advantage. Read more

What the company says: OpenText, The Information Company™, enables organizations to gain insight through market leading information management solutions, powered by OpenText Cloud Editions. OpenText provides the legal community with a diverse and broad range of solutions for enterprise-level eDisclosure, investigations support, managed document review, data privacy compliance response, and more. For more information about OpenText (NASDAQ: OTEX, TSX: OTEX) visit https://www.opentext.co.uk/discovery.

“How can I use AI” and other challenges overheard at Legalweek 2022

The Legalweek 2022 event earlier this month was an exhilarating in-person experience, highlighted by sharing ideas face-to-face with leading attorneys, legal technologists and industry experts. In those conversations was heard the following topics continually expressed as concerns for legal teams.

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Beating the bad odds of antitrust investigation

How to balance time, cost and risk associated with Second Requests and European Commission RFIs.

Applying ediscovery workflows to subject rights requests

The digital world has long since changed from being a free-for-all frontier to a place for businesses and consumers to work, shop and play. In today’s complex digital environment, where concerns relating to data privacy regulations and compliance continue to rise, CIOs, CISOs, and Data Privacy Officers are increasingly turning to technology to keep their customers’ data secure and implement automation-assisted data privacy compliance response workflows.

Efficient data privacy compliance using ediscovery workflows

Data privacy is rapidly transforming personal information management policy and practices. Technology-assisted programs to comply with and contain the costs of Data Subject Access Rights (DSARs) in the European Union and Subject Rights Requests (SRRs) in the United States is top of mind for affected organizations.

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The efficiency imperative: How corporate legal departments and law firms are bolstering their eDiscovery postures

This white paper covers the pressures affecting legal departments and law firms and how eDiscovery solutions have evolved to help legal departments fulfil the efficiency imperative.

How to leverage eDiscovery software for DSAR reviews

A time-test answer to a new question

How to handle chat data in eDiscovery and investigations

Water-cooler talk and quick chats in the office disappeared with the pandemic. But online chat—already a prevalent form of communication prior to the pandemic—took off as the preferred way for remote employees to communicate. In the past year, over 600 billion chat messages were sent globally among businesses alone. Microsoft™ Teams™ usage increased by more than 330 percent.

Death, taxes and redaction blunders

Avoiding eDiscovery redaction failures

Compliance and legal industry predictions for the coming year

“Power to the People” — a popular slogan for political activism and protests (and a great John Lennon song to boot) – has been a rallying cry for individuals to take control back from the powerful and corrupt. While not revolutionary in nature, we are undergoing a new digital age call to action by a global citizenry seeking to reclaim power over personal information and to hold organizations accountable for their behavior.

What is eDiscovery software?

The discovery process in litigation requires that parties must exchange documents deemed relevant to the case. As most documentation is now created, stored and exchanged in digital form, this element of discovery has become known as electronic discovery – or eDiscovery – and has become an accepted part of legal systems worldwide.

Are your digital investigations hurting your case?

Five best practices that deliver rapid results

Find and deliver facts swiftly in early case assessment

Investigations rank second among the types of legal disputes of most concern to corporate counsel.

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