Litigation support and e-discovery
Author: Sally Butt, Alex Dunstan-Lee, Tracey Stretton, Mark Surguy, Sanjay Bandhari, Kelvin McGregor-Alcorn and James Moeskops
07 May 2009 | 17:50
Recent case law has highlighted the importance of electronic discovery in court procedures - not an area lawyers are traditionally comfortable with. Sally Butt and Alex Dunstan-Lee offer tips for the technophobic
Business now takes no notice of borders, and this produces evidence in many languages. Tracey Stretton and Mark Surguy decipher new solutions for multilingual cases
The use of good project management skills during an e-discovery process can help you navigate your way through a mass of information. Ernst & Young's Sanjay Bandhari
The old approaches to reviewing electronically stored information needed changing, and after the first noteworthy judgment was given, the calls have been heard, says Kelvin McGregor-Alcorn
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
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