Key members of Planet Data’s Executive Leadership and Senior Management team will be proudly unveiling the newest features of its proprietary eDiscovery platform Exego, including Exego Review. Planet Data will be meeting show attendees and showcasing Exego and Exego Review on the exhibit floor in Booth #524 as well as in the Forum Ballroom #3.

WHERE: Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada

WHEN: August 18-22, 2013

WHAT: As a Gold Sponsor, Planet Data joins a group of sponsors at the 36th annual ILTA Conference, a yearly peer-driven programming event, to attend keynotes, participate in educational sessions and network with vendors.

Planet Data will unveil the company’s new Exego Review platform, which builds upon the Exego early case assessment capabilities set by giving the user control to utilize available features that they feel best fit the case.

The ITLA Conference is an event that offers an unparalleled opportunity to interface with the key technology decision makers in law firms and legal departments. The conference offers a variety of educational sessions, centered around disciplines of information management, organization management, applications/desktop and technology operations.

To set up a time to meet with Planet Data at the conference please contact Laura Marques @ 914-593-6227 or at LMarques@PlanetDs.com.

For more information on the ILTA conference, visithttp://conference.iltanet.org/

About Planet Data – Planet Data offers best-in-class ediscovery technology and services from Collection, Processing and Early Case Assessment to Technology Assisted Review. Recognized as a global leader in Early Case Assessment and Discovery Management Services, has been providing eDiscovery solutions and services for more than ten years. Planet Data is SSAE 16 Type II and US Safe Harbor certified, and operates state-of-the-art data processing and hosting centers. Planet Data delivers flexible, high-quality, cost-effective eDiscovery services, high-level consulting, technical support and project management. www.PlanetData.com Follow Planet Data on Twitter @planet_data.

WHO: Planet Data, a global innovator in the creation and development of defensible legal technologies, services and solutions, is sponsoring The New York Law Journal’s complimentary in-house counsel CLE seminar.  Planet Data CEO Howard Reissner, along with notable industry colleagues David Horrigan and Ian Hochman will also present the days Ethics Credit session. 

The panel will discuss an attorney’s ethical obligations in eDiscovery, applicable rules, and best practices to help lawyers avoid risk in the e-discovery process. Attendees can earn up to 7.2 CLE credits (including Ethics) in NY, NJ and PA – pending approval.

WHERE: Yale Club, 50 Vanderbilt Ave., New York, NY 10017

WHEN: April 30, 2013

TOPIC: Legal Ethics has become a major issue in eDiscovery as a result of the American Bar Association’s 2012 revisions to the comments to its Model Rules of Professional Conduct.  The rules emphasize a lawyer’s duty to understand technology to the question of what information may be subject to attorney-client privilege or the work product doctrine in technology assisted review. This panel will examine the lawyers’ ethical obligations, the applicable rules, and best practices to help lawyers avoid legal problems in the e-discovery process.

Panelists:
Ian Hochman, Esq. – Special Counsel, Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP
David Horrigan, Esq. – Attorney Analyst on Information Governance, 451 Research

Moderator:
Howard Reissner, Esq. – Chief Executive Officer, Planet Data

Seats are limited and will be reserved on a first-come, first-served basis.  Register here, or contact Diane McCollum via email register or at 215-557-2335.

About Planet Data – Planet Data offers best-in-class eDiscovery technology and services from Collection, Processing and Early Case Assessment to Technology Assisted Review and has been providing eDiscovery solutions and services for more than ten years. Planet Data is SSAE 16 Type II and US Safe Harbor certified, and operates state-of-the-art data processing and hosting centers. Visit our website.  Follow Planet Data on Twitter.

WHERE and WHEN: The Hilton, 1335 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10019.
Open house demonstrations on the Concourse floor – January 29 and 30, 2013. Private demonstrations by appointment only, in the Empire Suite – January 29, 30 and 31, 2013.

WHAT: Exego is an easy-to-use single-platform eDiscovery destination for processing, indexing, searching, culling, reviewing, and producing data. Exego ECA reduces review and discovery costs by allowing clients to conduct targeted searches, reducing the amount of data needed for review. In addition to the already rich Exego ECA feature set, Exego Review gives the client complete control of their review strategy.  Whether clients prefer traditional review enhanced by predictive coding, or a pure predictive coding workflow, new Exego Review delivers a stress-free eDiscovery process.

Key ExegoReview highlights are:

• Integrated ECA and review in one platform.
• Flexible and customizable feature set.
• Highly focused and structured workflows for streamlined review.
• Seamless end-to-end process with vast and detailed reporting.
• Comprehensive text search capabilities using Boolean and concept engines.
• Web-based solution with no desktop footprint.

If you are a member of the press and would like a demonstration of Exego ECA and/or Exego Review please email lmarques@planetds.com or call Laura Marques at 914-593-6227.

About Planet Data – Planet Data is a leading destination for eDiscovery technology, solutions and services. Planet Data is recognized not just as a vendor but as a business partner to its clients. Planet Data’s flagship product, Exego, offers proprietary start-to-finish discovery management solutions, featuring flexible predictive coding techniques. With both U.S. Safe Harbor and SSAE 16 Type II certifications Planet Data delivers value, technical support and project management with intense scrutiny placed on the quality of service and client relations.

In attendance will be Planet Data CEO, Howard J. Reissner, Esq. and CTO Michael Wade.

WHERE: Ritz-Carlton Fort Lauderdale, Florida

WHEN: October 17-19, 2012

WHAT: As a Gold Ambassador, Planet Data joins a group of sponsors at the EDI Leadership Summit, the most anticipated legal technology event of the year, to network, collaborate and brainstorm in an informal environment.

The EDI Leadership Summit is a collaborative event that brings together decision-makers from legal, technology and information governance groups.

EDI’s Leadership Summit was created to hone corporate and government decision-makers’ understanding of legal technology.

The agenda is designed to encourage interaction amongst thought leaders in more than 25 roundtables, panel discussions, breakout sessions and workshops in an intimate setting.

Attendees will learn new strategies for electronic discovery, litigation management, data preservation, email archiving, social media, cyber security and other current legal technology issues.

To set up a time to meet with Planet Data at the summit please contact Laura Marques @ 914-593-6227 or at LMarques@PlanetDs.com.

For more information on the EDI Leadership Summit, visit http://edileadershipsummit.org/

About Planet Data – Planet Data offers best-in-class ediscovery technology and services from Collection, Processing and Early Case Assessment to Technology Assisted Review.  Recognized as a global leader in Early Case Assessment and Discovery Management Services, has been providing eDiscovery solutions and services for more than ten years. Planet Data is SSAE 16 Type II and US Safe Harbor certified, and operates state-of-the-art data processing and hosting centers. Planet Data delivers flexible, high-quality, cost-effective eDiscovery services, high-level consulting, technical support and project management. www.PlanetData.com Follow Planet Data on Twitter @planet_data.

About Electronic Discovery Institute – The EDI is a non-profit organization dedicated to resolving electronic discovery challenges by conducting studies of litigation processes that incorporate modern technologies. The explosion in volume of electronically stored information and the complexity of its discovery overwhelms the litigation process and the justice system. Technology and efficient processes can ease the impact of electronic discovery.

By Denise Atesoglu

Analytics is a dynamic tool that can dramatically enhance workflow in Relativity and contribute to substantial time and cost savings. This article aims to outline tactics that save time but do not require significant time or resource investments.

The Analytics platform can greatly improve workflow within Relativity.  It can be used to increase review efficiency, quickly isolate highly responsive or unresponsive documents and prioritize the review of particularly relevant documents. 

The underlying technology behind Relativity Analytics is LSI (Latent Semantic Indexing).  This proprietary technology was originally developed for the U.S. Intelligence Community by the Content Analyst Company to offer conceptual analysis and organization for large repositories of unstructured data.  In general terms LSI is a math-based approach to text analytics that uses algorithms to organize text into a three-dimensional vector space.  The proximity of the text in this space is used to identify conceptual relationships among the indexed terms and documents.  It does not rely on external sources to classify the text; instead, it relies solely on the patterns and relationships identified when the data is indexed.   

Conceptual Searching (CA Search)
Unlike traditional keyword searching, CA search results will yield conceptually similar documents based on the conceptual correlation of search terms to other indexed terms.  CA search will find documents that would not have otherwise been identified using traditional keyword searching.  Simply put, concept searching can be used to find documents related to a known term or phrase that do not necessarily contain the exact term or phrase.  We have found this type of searching to be a tremendous benefit to our clients, aiding in identifying responsive or privileged documents that would not have been found with keyword searching.

We have used CA search to identify top priority documents to be batched for immediate review.  This is particularly useful when dealing with very large data sets. For example, we recently had a project that consisted of over 11 million records with very tight discovery deadlines.  Traditional linear document review simply was not an option for this team.  With CA search, we were able target the most conceptually relevant documents in the database and create concept-focused priority review batches within several hours of the data being loaded into Relativity.

Finding Similar Documents
The “Find Similar Documents” feature can easily be used on-the-fly in Relativity from both the viewer and text modes.  This feature is used to return conceptually correlated documents based on the full text of an entire document.  It helps users quickly return a set of highly conceptually similar documents to the key responsive and/or non-responsive documents at hand.  We have successfully used this feature to locate groups of non-responsive, potentially privileged and extremely relevant documents, facilitating a more targeted approach to review.    

In one of our recent projects, we successfully used the “Find Similar Documents” feature to quickly identify a large number of spam emails prior to batching the documents for review.  This process resulted in our client reviewing 30 percent fewer documents and contributed to great time and cost savings.

Conceptual Near-Duplicate Detection
The ability to quickly identify conceptual near-duplicates is now common practice in Relativity databases when Analytics is enabled. Near-duplicate detection is based on conceptual similarity rather than relying on exact text and metadata matches.  Near-duplicate groupings can be integrated with advanced searching and automated batching in Relativity, as needed. 

In practice, we have found that the identification of near-duplicates is particularly useful when MD5 values are not available to identify exact duplicates.  We were able to apply this technology in a recent project on a set of newly loaded third party data.  After identifying the conceptual near-duplicates we found that nearly 40 percent of the records had near-duplicates already coded in the database.  The client was then able to leverage their prior coding to more efficiently code the new data, resulting in improved efficiency and significant cost savings.

Even in cases where MD5 hash duplicates are available, the addition of conceptual near-duplicates can improve review workflow.  Near-duplicates can aid in identifying potentially privileged documents to be flagged for a second-level privileged review.  Additionally, they can be useful when spot-checking coding consistency across documents.      

Clustering
Clustering is a mass operation that automatically groups conceptually correlated documents into virtual folders displayed by topic.  Users are not required to define a set of exemplar documents upfront.  We frequently use clustering in conjunction with batching to generate conceptually similar review batches, aiding in review efficiency.

In a recent project clustering was applied to the full database consisting of around 80,000 records.  It took less than one hour for clustering to complete in Relativity.  The results allowed our client to quickly determine that around 45 percent of the documents were not relevant or eligible for review.  The non-relevant documents were then moved to a secure folder, allowing our client to focus on only the potentially relevant documents. This example clearly demonstrates the vast cost and time saving benefits associated with clustering.

Analytics is a versatile tool that can enhance workflow in Relativity and contribute to substantial time and cost savings.  Furthermore, the features outlined above do not require significant time or resource investments. Our clients have had noted success using Analytics to isolate priority documents for immediate review, locate highly responsive or unresponsive data, and improve overall coding efficiency with the use of clustering and near-duplicate identification.

ELMSFORD, N.Y. – JULY 25, 2012 – Planet Data, a global innovator in the creation and development of defensible legal technologies, services and solutions, has been recognized as a Relativity Best in Service partner for the third consecutive year. This status is the highest recognition that kCura gives to their Relativity Premium Hosting Partners.

The Best in Service program recognizes partners who provide outstanding Relativity customer service, technical expertise and product knowledge. In order to successfully complete the Best in Service certification, a company must go through a rigorous process that includes a close evaluation of the company’s technical environment and client references. In addition, the company must have a Relativity Certified Administrator and Relativity Certified Sales Professional on staff.

Andrew Sieja, president and CEO of kCura said, “It’s great to see Planet Data earn this recognition for a third year. Our Best in Service partners demonstrate that they provide an excellent Relativity experience for their clients, and we’re excited to make Planet Data’s efforts known.”

“We are extremely proud that kCura has recognized Planet Data as a Best in Service partner three years in a row,” said David Cochran, COO of Planet Data. “We are committed to the expertise and training of our team in order to provide the best possible customer experience.”

About Planet Data – Planet Data, a global leader in Early Case Assessment and Discovery Management Services, has been providing eDiscovery solutions and services for more than ten years. Planet Data is SSAE 16 Type II and US Safe Harbor certified, and operates state-of-the-art data processing and hosting centers. Planet Data delivers flexible, high-quality, cost-effective eDiscovery services, high-level consulting, technical support and project management.

WHERE: Cypress Ballroom, Monterey Plaza Hotel in Monterey, California.

WHEN: Tuesday, July 24. 2:45pm – 3:45pm.

WHAT: Moderated by industry analyst Greg Buckles, co-founder and principle analyst at eDiscovery Journal, Michael Wade will speak as an expert on the panel: Technology Assisted Review (TAR) – Are eyes on every item needed? The panel will focus on TAR and how early TAR adopters report using it for ECA, QC and tiered review. However, they still report having human eyes on every document collected.

As such, some of the questions Mr. Wade and other panelists will seek to answer are;

• When can you reasonably rely on TAR to designate relevance?
• What is a realistic threshold to stop training the system?
• Can you defend productions if most items were designated by the system?

The Carmel Valley eDiscovery retreat is now in it’s second year. The retreat gives thought leaders in the eDiscovery industry the chance to interact in a collegial atmosphere. During the retreat attendees will explore the latest issues affecting the eDiscovery industry and develop strategic directions.
To join in conversations from the retreat, follow @Planet_Data on Twitter, using the hashtag #2012CVEDR.

About Planet Data – Planet Data, a global leader in Early Case Assessment and Discovery Management Services, has been providing eDiscovery solutions and services for more than ten years. Planet Data is SSAE 16 Type II and US Safe Harbor certified, and operates state-of-the-art data processing and hosting centers. Planet Data delivers flexible, high-quality, cost-effective eDiscovery services, high-level consulting, technical support and project management. www.planetdata.com

Download the full report here

ELMSFORD, N.Y. – JULY 2, 2012 – Planet Data, a global innovator in the creation and development of defensible legal technologies, services and solutions, announced the release of the 451 Research MIS Impact Report titled: Planet Data Parlays Software and Services into e-discovery’s New Legal Model.

In the report noted eDiscovery and Information Governance analyst, David Horrigan, reviews Planet Data’s history, team and technology. The report highlights Planet Data’s products and services within the core aspects of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM), and identifies the company as a one-stop-resource, which will be the new legal model that vendors need to adhere to in order to meet the evolving needs of clients.

“One of Planet Data’s main strengths is the ability to leverage its proprietary technology with its experience as a services provider to capitalize on what we believe are the future eDiscovery needs of law firms and corporations,” said David Horrigan, 451 Research analyst. “Planet Data’s services side gives the company experience in the legal trenches that many software firms simply don’t possess.”

“The demand for innovative eDiscovery software is rapidly increasing along with the staggering growth of electronically stored information (ESI),” said Howard Reissner, Planet Data CEO. “This 451 Research report articulately and quantitatively validates Planet Data as a leader in the eDiscovery landscape, and affirms that we are in a prime position to take advantage of the expanding needs of the legal industry.”

The report concludes that Planet Data’s history, team, proprietary software and market expertise set the company apart from the competition. The report also features a SWOT analysis, which highlights the strengths and opportunities that solidify Planet Data’s position as an industry leader as the competitive landscape evolves.

About Planet Data – Planet Data, a global leader in Early Case Assessment and Discovery Management Services, has been providing eDiscovery solutions and services for more than ten years. Planet Data is SSAE 16 Type II and US Safe Harbor certified, and operates state-of-the-art data processing and hosting centers. Planet Data delivers flexible, high-quality, cost-effective eDiscovery services, high-level consulting, technical support and project management.

ELMSFORD, N.Y. – JUNE 13, 2012 – Planet Data, a global innovator in the creation and development of defensible legal ediscovery technologies, services and solutions, today announced the availability of a new white paper. The research and content addresses a common query on the topic of predictive coding about how users can best employ random sampling techniques for validation purposes.

Readers of the white paper will gain a thorough understanding on how to use random sampling to achieve reasonable results and how to employ a complete and integrated process to identify documents.

As ‘random events’ are often unpredictable in nature, the concept of random sampling has plenty of skeptics. Users will benefit from reading the white paper to gather information on how to use sampling for a defensible and reasonable litigation strategy. The white paper also discusses important concepts that will help mitigate skepticism of random sampling by explaining how to use the right techniques for everyday practice.

In addition, the paper examines the application of confidence levels and intervals, particularly in terms of what to measure and how to build a sound and defensible document review strategy based on those values.

“In my discussions with clients and other practitioners it became clear that there is a wide range of understanding and opinions about how to best employ random sampling techniques for validation purposes,” said Michael Wade, Planet Data EVP and CTO. “This paper will address fundamental aspects of random sampling to help users understand the basic concepts, and better utilize these techniques.”

Download the white paper

The RCA program is for experienced Relativity users who wish to validate their knowledge of the software in order to better serve clients. The RCA status is awarded to individuals based on an assessment of their knowledge of the system via a written exam and practical, hands-on tests.

By successfully completing the process and examination, Mr. Apperson is recognized as an expert in administering Relativity and Planet Data clients can be assured that each case is managed by a professional who understands the full capabilities of Relativity.

“Justin joins a team of three other Planet Data staff that are Relativity Certified Administrators,” said Dave Cochran, COO of Planet Data. “We continuously put Planet Data team members through thorough examinations and certification processes to ensure they are experts on the most important systems to our clients.”

Planet Data holds Relativity Best in Service certification and has been a partner with kCura since 2007.

About Planet Data – Planet Data, a global leader in Early Case Assessment and Discovery Management Services, has been providing eDiscovery services for more than a decade. Planet Data is SSAE 16 Type II and US Safe Harbor certified. Planet Data delivers flexible, high-quality, cost-effective Discovery Management services, high-level consulting, technical support and project management.

The RCA status is awarded to individuals based on an examination, an assessment of their knowledge of the system and practical tests, such as their experience using Relativity in actual cases. By successfully completing the tests, Ms. Berry is recognized as an expert in administering Relativity.

“We congratulate Kate as she now joins Denise Atesoglu and Steven Bailey as Relativity Certified Administrators within the Planet Data team,” said Dave Cochran, COO of Planet Data. “Our company, staff and technology are regularly subject to thorough examination and certification processes to ensure we have the independent validation of the industry’s strictest regulators. It’s proof of our commitment to go beyond industry standards to provide the best technology and people for our clients.”

Planet Data holds Relativity Best in Service honors and has been a partner with kCura since 2007.

About Planet Data – Planet Data, a global leader in Early Case Assessment and Discovery Management Services, has been providing eDiscovery services for more than a decade. Planet Data is SSAE 16 Type II and US Safe Harbor certified. Planet Data delivers flexible, high-quality, cost-effective Discovery Management services, high-level consulting, technical support and project management. www.planetdata.com

ELMSFORD, N.Y. – JANUARY 24th, 2012 – Planet Data, a global innovator in the creation and development of defensible legal technologies, services and solutions, today announced that the company has received the SSAE16 Type II (Statement on Standards for Attestation Engagements No. 16) certification, awarded by the American Institute of certified public accountants (AICPA).

To achieve the SSAE 16 Type II certification Planet Data was reviewed by audit, risk, and control oriented professionals who have experience in accounting, auditing, and information security. These credentials, and independent validation from the AICPA, demonstrate that Planet Data is committed to providing clients the utmost assurance that their data is secure. Planet Data has been SAS70 II certified since 2009.

“The SSAE 16 Type II certification is not a standard or common certification in the eDiscovery industry. The certification is proof of our commitment to go beyond industry standards to provide the best security and services for our clients,” said David Cochran, Planet Data EVP and COO.

Michael Wade, Planet Data EVP and CTO states, “To achieve the SSAE 16 Type II status we have been thoroughly evaluated and audited by an independent party, the AICPA. With this certification, and independent validation, clients are completely assured of the effectiveness of Planet Data’s internal controls and data security safeguards.”

Currently, eDiscovery vendors must contend with immense quantities of client data and they need to be able to prove to clients that they are equipped to manage this information with the correct security measures. As the SSAE 16 Type II certification is independent, third party validation, that requires a thorough and rigorous auditing process it is one of the most effective ways to prove this.

The SSAE 16, which effectively replaces SAS 70, was drafted with the purpose of updating the U.S. service organization reporting standard so that it is in line with the new international service organization reporting standard.

About Planet Data – Planet Data, a global leader in Early Case Assessment and Discovery Management Services, has been providing eDiscovery services for more than ten years. Planet Data is SAS 70 Type II, SSAE 16 Type II and US Safe Harbor certified, and operates Tier 4 state-of-the-art data processing and hosting centers. Planet Data delivers flexible, high-quality, cost-effective eDiscovery services, high-level consulting, technical support and project management. www.planetdata.com

WHO: Planet Data, a global innovator in the creation and development of defensible legal technologies, services and solutions, will present the newly launched Version 3 if its proprietary early cost assessment eDiscovery platform, Exego. Planet Data’s CTO, Mike Wade, and other Planet Data C-level executives, will be available to give demonstrations of Exego3.

WHERE: Empire suite, The Hilton, 1335 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY

WHEN: January 30 – February 1, 2012

WHAT: Exego3 is a proprietary early cost assessment eDiscovery platform that performs multiple functions such as:

• Exego3 indexes all of the data in a search up front. This significantly reduces the amount of data required for review by giving clients the ability to proactively cull large amounts of data in a systematic and defensible manner.
• Exego3 handles difficult document types and large volumes of image-only data rapidly and accurately.

The new tools and enhancements to the existing Exego platform allow users to save on cost and improve efficiency.

Key updates to Exego3, which differentiate the platform from other eDiscovery systems, are:

• Asynchronous searching
• Enhanced meta data search tools
• Validation through random sampling

Read more about the specifics of Exego in our Press Release.

If you are a member of the press and would like a demonstration of Exego3, and an explanation on why this is the future of eDiscovery, please email lmarques@planetds.com or call Laura Marques at 914-593-6227.

About Planet Data – Now celebrating ten years in eDiscovery, Planet Data is a global leader in Early Case Assessment and Discovery Management Services. Planet Data is SAS 70 Type II and US Safe Harbor certified, and operates two state-of-the-art data processing and hosting centers. Planet Data delivers flexible, high-quality, cost-effective eDiscovery services, high-level consulting, technical support and project management.

ELMSFORD, N.Y. – December 14, 2011 – Planet Data, a global innovator in the creation and development of defensible legal technologies, services and solutions, today announced the latest version of their proprietary early cost assessment eDiscovery platform, Exego3. The new tools and enhancements to existing tools allow users to save on cost and improve efficiency through asynchronous searching, advanced metadata search techniques and by validating results through random sampling.

“Today, there is a lack of clarity about how to successfully navigate the eDiscovery process and the pricing assimilated with eDiscovery technology,” said Howard Reissner, Esq., CEO of Planet Data. “The market is demanding cost efficiency, better quality search results and a quicker turnaround from eDiscovery vendors. Through our enhancements revealed in Exego3 we have delivered on all fronts. Users will save time, money and improve the quality of searches. Planet Data is constantly evolving our technology to stay ahead of the industry and market needs.”
Key updates to Exego3 include:

Asynchronous Searching
Users can work uninterrupted significantly increasing efficiency – while one or more searches runs in parallel. The focus remains on the iterative process of improving search terms and understanding the data.

All query results are stored, allowing instant access at any time without the need to rerun searches. Users can return to a search at a later time and quickly recall the results of previously run queries. In addition, the end user can instantly jump between the outcomes of different queries to compare results.

Enhanced Meta Data Search Tools
Understanding the metadata in a set of documents is central to understanding the contents of the document collection, however, searching on metadata fields tends to be complex and frequently results in many false positives. This new feature allows easy construction of queries across large numbers of metadata fields, or to exclude unwanted fields, to reduce false positives or hone in on very specific metadata fields.

Validation Through Random Sampling
This critical feature not only allows the user to sample against non-responsive documents, but to also apply sampling techniques to quantify the effectiveness of search terms very early in the case. Sampling will ensure that no stone is left unturned and that there are no unknown variations of concepts due to lack of knowledge or an inadequate search strategy.

Combining Exego concept based search technology with this new feature gives the ediscovery team complete assurance that the review is thorough and efficient.

For a demonstration of Exego3 at the Legal Technology Conference New York, January 30 – February 1, contact lmarques@planetds.com. Additional information about Exego3

About Planet Data – Now celebrating ten years in eDiscovery, Planet Data is a global leader in Early Case Assessment and Discovery Management Services. Planet Data is SAS 70 Type II and US Safe Harbor certified, and operates Tier 4 state-of-the-art data processing and hosting centers. Planet Data delivers flexible, high-quality, cost-effective eDiscovery services, high-level consulting, technical support and project management.

Planet Data, a global innovator in the creation and development of defensible legal technologies, services and solutions, today announced they will sponsor the Advanced eDiscovery Institute event for Georgetown Law CLE. Leading experts in the field of eDiscovery, federal judges from across the country, and many of the industries thought leaders will speak at the event.

Georgetown Law CLE, established more than 30 years ago, is dedicated to providing the legal community with high quality programs developed with the professions ever changing needs in mind.

WHERE:

The Ritz Carlton, Pentagon City, Arlington, V.A.

WHEN:

November 17-18, 2011

WHAT:

The Advanced eDiscovery Institute event gives lawyers an opportunity to focus on the pressing issues of today’s legal climate with professionals from across the country. Attendees will receive advice from the leading experts in the eDiscovery field, including more judicial speakers than any other eDiscovery CLE program.

“Its important for Planet Data to be a part of an event where some of the countries leading legal minds will discuss the most pertinent issues in our industry,” says Howard Reissner, Esq., CEO, Planet Data. “To be involved with these conversations and engage the next generation of the legal industry is how Planet Data learns to develop the best technology to meet the needs of the future of this industry.”

To read more about the event please visit the website.

About Planet Data –

Now celebrating ten years in eDiscovery, Planet Data is a global leader in Early Case Assessment and Discovery Management Services. Planet Data is SAS 70 Type II and US Safe Harbor certified, and operates two Tier 4 state-of-the-art data processing and hosting centers. Planet Data delivers flexible, high-quality, cost-effective eDiscovery services, high-level consulting, technical support and project management.