Legal Commentary

More evidence that compliance, risk management, and e-discovery are overlapping: Iron Mountain has debuted its Enterprise Discovery Suite, which offers information governance and discovery capabilities. It includes four components: NearPoint, Connected Classify & Collect, eVantage, and Legal Review, all designed to help organizations collaborate, address investigation and litigation, and reduce cost, risk, and time. Catch videos here that advocate for the merger of information management and discovery.

Meanwhile, on the Darwin Watch, Wave Software has acquired E.L. Native Review software from Electronic Legal Software. The deal also includes the customized E.L. Native Review for LexisNexis Concordance. The software streamlines the native document review process by displaying a document without first installing the native program, (e.g., Microsoft Word). E.L. Native Review is already integrated into Wave's Trident Pro. The acquisition helps Wave control more aspects of the technology, it says. Terms were not disclosed.

For more news about litigation support developments, check out the October issue of Law Technology News.