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Electronic discovery is the most substantive change to the practice of law in more than 100 years, yet many relegate it to the backseat by equating it simply with data and deeming it a litigation support issue.
You couldn’t be more wrong.
We are living in a world where the lawyer’s job is now to understand where discoverable information may exist, make sure it’s kept when necessary, and to know enough to ask for what you need from the other side. Discovery strategy, now ediscovery strategy, is even more important and complex now that we are dealing with volumes of data and multiple sources to look at for each case.
Read the complete article at Time To Change Your eDiscovery Mindset