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Law In Order Adds Relativity Data Breach Response & PI Detect to Legal Tech Solutions

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Law in Order proudly introduces two new eDiscovery solutions: Relativity Data Breach Response and Relativity Personal Information Detect (PI Detect), enhancing our RelativityOne offerings. The former streamlines data breach responses using AI, while the latter efficiently identifies sensitive personal and health information in data. These integrations, emphasised by Chief Digital Officer Murali Baddula, reinforce our commitment to innovative legal technology and client success. Contact [email protected] for more details on how these solutions can simplify your document review process and reduce costs.

Simplify Cross-Platform Email Duplicate Identification with EDRM Message ID Hash (MIH)

A groundbreaking digital tool, EDRM Message ID Hash (EDRM MIH), has been launched to tackle the long-standing issue of identifying duplicate emails across different eDiscovery platforms. Developed by a global team of industry experts, the tool eliminates the need for costly and time-consuming reprocessing of emails. Launched in February 2023, EDRM MIH promises to revolutionise email duplicate identification, offering substantial time and cost savings for legal professionals.

Law In Order Enhances Construction Project Dispute Resolution: Streamlining Data Collection with Aconex Data Collector

Law In Order Innovation has introduced Aconex Data Collector, a tool that streamlines data collection in construction project disputes. The tool automates the cumbersome manual process, safeguarding vital metadata and supporting eDiscovery reviews. It allows for structured gathering of Documents, Transmittals, and Mails from Aconex, using an API Key provided by clients to ensure accuracy and completeness. The system is compatible with established review platforms like Relativity and Nuix Discover, enhancing the efficacy of Early Case Assessment (ECA).

Take Control of Document Review

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Document reviews, accounting for a significant portion of litigation costs, are challenged by rising data volumes and tight resources. Many firms opt to outsource these reviews for efficiency and cost savings. Law In Order provides such services, employing advanced Technology Assisted Review (TAR) methods, merging human expertise with technology, to speed up and enhance accuracy. A case study highlighted savings of $65,000 and 260 hours for a client using their TAR system.

Struggling to Understand Appeal Book Requirements?

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At Law In Order, we specialise in managing the complex Appeal Book process for different jurisdictions. We handle unique case requirements, convert physical documents to electronic format with Optical Character Recognition (OCR), and ensure searchable capability and hyperlinking. Complying fully with court procedures, our legal experts advise on rules, assess content needs, manage discrepancies, and can even file the appeal book on your behalf. Supporting both hard copy and electronic preparations, we deliver a quick turnaround and always provide a draft for client approval before producing multiple copies.

What happens to your data when you move it into the cloud?

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In an upcoming CPD webinar, Nicholas Wilson and Peter Farrelly of AUCloud will discuss the growing necessity for data protection and robust cybersecurity, underscored by recent high-profile security breaches. They will explore the handling of sensitive data, cybercrime trends, privacy laws, and eHearings. Farrelly will also share his expertise on the creation of PROTECTED environments, compliant with Australian government standards, for data storage. The webinar, scheduled for August 10, 2023, aims to guide professionals on maintaining cybersecurity standards and managing data in cloud environments.

Run the Distance with us at Sydney’s City2Surf

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In light of the increasing survival rates of cancer patients, yet growing number of diagnoses, Law In Order rallies behind the Chris O'Brien Lifehouse, a comprehensive cancer centre known for its high survival rates and compassionate care. In memory of their late Director, Paul Gooderick, a former patient and avid runner, Law In Order is participating in the City2Surf event on August 13 to raise funds for the organization. They invite the public to donate, show support, or join them in the run, as they strive to make a meaningful impact on those impacted by cancer.

eDiscoTECH™, PDFPrimer™ & Aconex Data Collector Takes eDiscovery Operations to Next Level

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Murali Baddula, Law In Order's Chief Digital Officer, spearheads the development of innovative eDiscovery solutions like eDiscoTECH™, PDFPrimer™, and  Aconex Data Collector. These tools automate routine tasks, facilitate document exchange, and streamline the collection of data, enhancing Law In Order's service to legal, corporate, and government sectors.

Protection of Personally Identifiable Information (PII) A Growing Concern

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PII is ‘information or an opinion about an identified individual, or an individual who is reasonably identifiable’.

It includes names, home and email addresses, passport and driver’s licence numbers, employment status, criminal record, age, ethnicity, race and more. Identifying all of these diverse forms of data is a complex task.

Under Australian Legislation data, including (PII) is protected under the Privacy Act 1988 as well as under the Australia Government Notifiable Data Breaches Scheme which was introduced in 2018. The latter requires Australian Government agencies and organisations to notify individuals affected by data breaches likely to result in serious harm.

Law In Order Raises $6,000 for Earthquake Victims

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Law In Order has a dedicated team who champion Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The CSR Collectives’ duties include fostering ethical operations and supply chains, improving conditions for employees, and boosting morale.