Lawyers, being lawyers, have been fighting over eDiscovery since eDiscovery first became “a thing.” So it's no wonder that a parody letter from "Fighty, McFighty & Williams" reads like the real deal.
Advances in technology promise to make it easy to find relevant documents in massive amounts of data. But unsustainable pricing keeps those benefits out of reach, as a recent case shows.
The report shows how instant discovery is disrupting an industry, bringing predictability and powerful simplicity to a process that is often characterized by complexity and uncertainty.
When vendor pricing leads to excessive discovery costs, who bears the burden? A recent case offers an important reminder that, far too often, excessive discovery costs can stand in the way of justice.
Improving your billing process is not impossible, and a implementing best practices can help reduce write-offs, improve cost recovery, and, ultimately, lead to more satisfied clients and attorneys.
The eDiscovery world is consolidating at a rapid pace. May alone saw Morae Legal merge with Clutch Group, Xact Data Discovery…
Working with vendors, like any approach to discovery, has its pros and its cons. It is true, for instance, that partnering with a…
Many law firms, especially large ones, contract with service providers to either…
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