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Is Your e-Discovery Provider Asking The Right Questions?

By D. Douglas Austin
July 01, 2004

As most attorneys practicing in these days of high-tech tools and media-savvy clients know, electronic discovery can be a complex process, even for the experienced practitioner ' an undertaking fraught with variables, each of which singly, and certainly in legion, could change demands and expectations. Those changes, when they occur ' and it's invariably a matter of when, not if ' can confound parties to the e-discovery process, particularly when important information is missing.

In fact, the e-discovery process has become so complex that litigators often rely heavily on their e-discovery provider to add to hands-on legal expertise and to ensure that discovery is performed with diligence, ease and effectiveness.

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