While new forms of ESI have created new challenges in e-discovery, recent e-discovery decisions show that legal teams are granted less leeway than they used to get and are expected to master new platforms and sources of data.
December 02, 2022 at 12:51 PM
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It’s been another busy year for e-discovery.
As data privacy laws continue to expand, and forms of ESI keep evolving, e-discovery has only gotten more complicated. More recently, the challenges that emerging technologies have brought to the field reached the public eye when e-discovery blunders were central in two highly publicized cases: the Alex Jones and Jan.6 investigations.
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