Clients and firms are looking for ways to save money and as a result, the use of e-discovery technology is coming to the forefront. James Moeskops explains
During the past six months we have met with mor than 100 law firms in the UK to discuss their current approach to e-discovery, their anticipated requirements in the context of the current economic climate and their expectation of increasing levels of disputes. We have concluded that the use of e-discovery technology for UK law has reached a tipping point whereby it will become normal practice to use e-discovery technology in relation to even relatively low value disputes.
