Every few years the legal industry must adapt its document review and production processes to accommodate new tools and techniques. Each transition requires more skilled personnel and greater technology investments. At the same time, clients are pressuring firms of all sizes to reduce the high cost of fees, and insisting on technology tools to enhance productivity. Meet the five electronic data discovery challenges your firm will soon face.
September 13, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Increasingly, clients are demanding better, faster, cheaper delivery of legal services. Clients are pressuring firms of all sizes to reduce the high cost of fees, and insisting on technology tools to enhance productivity. To stay competitive, firms must meet these demands.
Here are some electronic data discovery challenges that your firm will soon face:
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