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Combating e-Discovery Project Risk With Effective Communication

Litigants and their law firms continue to be frustrated with the escalating costs of discovery during litigation, investigations and regulatory response. Fueling these costs is risk ' and the fears associated with discovery risk ranging from common concerns such as budget and schedule issues, to more severe outcomes, including sanctions, adverse inference or even stress-induced hair loss.<br>A simple way for litigants to lessen risk and gain control of these costs is through effective project planning and communication. In fact, without good communication, you're not just taking a ride down the wrong route ' you're paving the road to risk.

27 minute readDecember 28, 2006 at 10:29 AM
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Sara Wood
Combating e-Discovery Project Risk With Effective Communication

Litigants and their law firms continue to be frustrated with the escalating costs of discovery during litigation, investigations and regulatory response.

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