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By fayejones
Forrester Research predicts that eDiscovery technology spending will jump from $1.4 billion in
2006 to more than $4.8 billion in 2011. As enterprises struggle to create electronic discovery systems, the need for records management will create significant
market growth. Forrester stresses the need to assemble the right team of legal, records management, and IT experts to craft eDiscovery solutions. They also predict that a fragmented technology marketplace that may
require using multiple vendors or to outsource. For the full report see Barry Murphy's December 11, 2006 report Believe It -- eDiscovery Technology Spending To Top $4.8 Billion by 2011. Posted by Faye Jones
Full post as published by FSU College of Law Library Blog on December 18, 2006 (boomark / email).
Mississippi Antitrust
Costs Microsoft $100 Million
Austral Pacific Energy Ltd.
$1.6 million settlement reached in drilling costs dispute.
Perchlorate Contamination
San Bernardino pays city of Rialto $4 million settlement to aid in cleanup costs.
TXI Cement
$1 million Settlement and Clean-up Costs
Zyprexa Settlement
Costs Lilly $1.4 Billion
Bay Bridge Oil Spill
Hudson Marine Management Services pays city of San Francisco $2 million settlement to help with cleanup costs.

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