Tools for e-discovery are topping the lists of most litigators this holiday season. According to Daryn Teague of LexisNexis in this recent post, these tools “continue to evolve in sophistication and deliver measurable return on investment to litigation teams—and law firms are planning healthy investments over the next couple years.”
Market research undertaken by LexisNexis of 125 Am Law 200 law firms across the United States showed some interesting trends for the future of e-discovery investments, says Teague. The firms were surveyed on their immediate and long-term plans to invest in new e-discovery platforms, systems and services, he says.
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