Veteran eDiscovery Leader to Drive Growth in Hatch-Waxman Litigation and AI-Enabled Review Solutions
IntrepidX is proud to welcome Catherine “Cat” Pray as its new Senior Director of Managed Review.
Modern Attachments: Where We Stand and Where We’re Headed
We’re often asked about the state of modern attachment solutions. The short answer? They do exist—but they’re still mostly custom.
IntrepidX: RelOne from Day One
When we started IntrepidX, we made a clear decision: to leverage the most advanced, scalable, and secure eDiscovery solution available. That’s why we have exclusively used RelativityOne from the earliest days of our company.
Generative AI for Efficient Document Review in High-Stakes Litigation
A Fortune 500 food company found itself in a complex legal battle involving a vendor’s software. As new counsel came on board, they faced a massive document review challenge: approximately 230,000 legacy documents needed evaluation, and the team also had to address 55 new Requests for Production (RFPs).
IntrepidX Welcomes Renee Quezada as New Director of Operations
SAN DIEGO, CA, IntrepidX, a leading provider of eDiscovery, forensic collections, court reporting, and managed document review solutions, is proud to announce the appointment of Renee Quezada as its new Director of Operations.
Intrepid Managed Discovery rebrands to IntrepidX— expertise, innovation, and excellence in solving for the unknown.
San Diego, CA – January 7th – Intrepid Managed Discovery, a leader in eDiscovery, forensics, managed document review, deposition, and court reporting, on its fifth anniversary, is proud to announce its rebranding to IntrepidX.
When done correctly, service and expertise are synonymous.
In today’s dynamic and rapidly evolving environment, what is frequently regarded as expertise often reflects only a foundational level of knowledge, while service is commonly equated with mere responsiveness. At Intrepid, we recognize that both expertise and service embody more significant principles.
SaBa 2024. How great was that?
Nothing but positives to say about this year’s event. What a blast. What a great group. Can’t wait for the next one.
We’ve run three real-world matters through Relativity aiR. Here’s what we know so far.
When we heard about aiR, back in 2023, we couldn’t wait to try it. We got on the Relativity Limited General Availability (LGA) program and so far we’re very impressed. This is one technology that is living up to the hype.
The legal implications of spatial computing in the office
In this fascinating CLE, we examine the data privacy risks associated with spatial computing (like Apple Vision Pro), including the capture of user actions and the utilization of biometric markers and other sensitive personally identifiable information (PII).
