Business now takes no notice of borders, and this produces evidence written in many languages. Tracey Stretton and Mark Surguy decipher the newest solutions for multilingual cases
Litigation and arbitration cases are increasingly becoming global in nature, and data may come from a variety of countries. There is a mixture of legislative jurisdictions involved as well as a myriad of languages and cultures – including vast differences in the maturity of attitudes towards e-discovery.
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