Leading E-Discovery Services Firm, GGO Provides Gist™ Technology Assisted Review Service to predict Document Relevance and Privilege in Discovery. At the 2012 Carmel E-Discovery Retreat, GGO Founder Bill Gallivan will Share Insights on Enhancing Defensibility of Analytics-based Decisions in eDiscovery.

(San Francisco, CA) June 13, 2012Gallivan, Gallivan and O’Melia (GGO, LLC) announced today that Bill Gallivan, co-founder and managing director, will speak as a panel expert in a discussion on “Documenting and Defending Analytics-based Decisions in eDiscovery” at the 2012 Carmel Valley E-Discovery retreat. The retreat will take place July 22-25 at the Monterey Plaza Hotel in Monterey California.

The founders of GGO LLC are a team of e-discovery experts who pioneered the use of clustering and visual analytics in the Attenex e-discovery application in the 1990s. Since 2002, GGO has continuously advanced its innovative technologies to provide NLJ250 law firms and a diverse range of corporate clients with e-discovery services and project management. GGO offers an advanced analytic service, known as Gist™, an expert-assisted technology used to extract statistically significant phrases and patterns directly from an exemplar data set. Patterns extracted from Gist are tuned and used by attorneys within the platform to locate semantically similar documents and to conduct efficient tagging of documents for privilege or responsiveness.

Mr. Gallivan will join a panel of experts in eDiscovery and data analytics in a discussion on ‘Documenting and Defending Analytics based decisions’. “As analytic tools – sometimes referred to as CAR (computer-assisted review) or TAR (technology assisted review) are increasingly used in the support of relevance determination, parties to litigation need foolproof systems for documenting and defending decisions made by case teams related to the processing, filtering, search, review and production of documents,” said Gallivan. “This analytics discussion will tie directly back to the scheduled session on judicial acceptance of computer-assisted review tools, including the Hon. Andrew J. Peck, Hon. Nora B. Fischer, Hon John M Facciola and Hon. David J. Waxse. We at GGO are proud to contribute to this excellent forum for the exchange between technologists, litigators, and the judiciary.”

“The Carmel Valley E-Discovery Retreat, in its second year, promises three days of lively discussion and debate on the promise as well as the repercussions of Cloud computing, analytics, technology assisted review (TAR), and other emerging technologies, in a relaxed setting that encourages meaningful engagement,” said Chris LaCour, founder of CVEDR. Interested attendees may register and review the retreat agenda at http://www.CVEDR.com.

About Digital WarRoom e-Discovery Platform
Digital WarRoom is the first e-discovery platform to provide law firms, corporate legal and e-discovery teams with complete ESI processing, document review and production in a single application, eliminating traditional high-cost volume-based processing fees. Gallivan Gallivan & O’Melia created the Digital WarRoom technology for in-house use by solo attorneys, corporations and law firms to address document processing, review and production in legal matters of all types. The software can be licensed in a variety of forms, addressing any size law firm or matter:

  • Digital WarRoom Pro, the first Windows PC-based product for e-discovery, allowing an individually licensed user to conduct complete e-discovery on a Windows computer;
  • Digital WarRoom WorkGroup, a client-server application that allows corporate IT, in-house legal, or law firm e-discovery practitioners to manage e-discovery case data processing, document review and production without high priced volume-based processing;
  • Digital WarRoom Remote hosted e-discovery, a full-service hosted platform designed for distributed and virtual team access to case data.

The Digital WarRoom platform is unique in its ability to create and save case data in a portable form. A case database created on any Digital WarRoom product can move seamlessly to any other Digital WarRoom product, with all attorney work product preserved. This unmatched flexibility allows organizations to cost effectively handle an entire portfolio of matters in-house, while retaining the option for full-service hosted review on larger, complex and global matters. To learn more about Digital WarRoom visit www.digitalwarroom.com.

About GGO
Since its inception in 2002, GGO (Gallivan Gallivan & O’Melia LLC) has successfully completed over 3500 complex e-discovery matters. In 2011, GGO introduced the Digital WarRoom® line of software products, spanning the entire e-discovery lifecycle from capture through processing, review, and production. Customized services include M&A target data preservation and internal data mining and investigations. Headquartered in Seattle, GGO offices are located in New York, Santa Clara, San Francisco, Dallas, Los Angeles, and London, serving all metropolitan markets in Europe, Asia and North America. Leading global corporations, Fortune 1000 companies, Am Law 100 law firms, and government agencies, including the Library of Congress, rely on GGO for robust technology and personalized service. To learn more about GGO, visit www.digitalwarroom.com.

CONTACT:
Megan Miller, Gallivan, Gallivan & O’Melia
megan@ggollc.com