E-discovery
“The cost of e-discovery has been escalating so fast that this is an area where companies have begun to insource,” Catherine Moynihan, executive director of the Association of Corporate Counsel's legal operations arm said. "It was not sustainable in the balkanized model."
May 22, 2020 at 01:01 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Corporate Counsel
Legal departments have decided to bring e-discovery services in-house as a way to cut costs and have better control over their litigation-related data, according to a report published by Exterro on Thursday.
According to “The State of E-Discovery 2020,” which compiled data from several different legal reports published in the last year, 50% of legal departments have built-in e-discovery services.
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