Many small and mid-sized law firms approach to eDiscovery consists of cobbling together legacy tools instead of embracing cutting-edge eDiscovery solutions and legal technologies like RelativityOne.

This approach is understandable. Ten years ago, when many firms first took a look at their eDiscovery practices, eDiscovery was a new and expensive concept. Attorneys could, in most cases, get by through creating PDFs or scanning documents, and judges and opposing counsel typically accepted it...

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been the shiny object in the legal space for the past 12 months or so. If you are like me, it’s all you have been seeing on legal news headlines and across LinkedIn.

"Is it PROteus? ProTEEus? Pro-TAY-us? What is that? What does it mean?"

When my partners and I were preparing to launch Proteus in 2015 in 2015, I wanted a name that carried multiple layers of meaning, including a nod to the type of work we do (apply advanced technology to the tradition-bound legal industry) and homage to our hometown (Indianapolis).