This post explains how to craft searches that get the results you're looking for in document review. We dive into the technical aspects of searching and provide ediscovery keyword search examples.

For years, legal research has depended on keyword searches and long Boolean strings. We’ve all typed endless combinations of ...

As technology gets more sophisticated and e-discovery gets more complex, keyword searching documents for review produces both over- and underinclusive results. Content-based search tools improve the ...

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Recruiters routinely look up keywords using "and," or," or "not" to track down job candidates. Three recruiters shared how job seekers can optimize their profiles for this boolean methodology. They ...

About 90 percent of the time that I’m on the Web (to use a number I picked out of thin air), I’m searching for something. But while I usually turn to Google, my search engine of choice, there are ...