E-discovery and the technology involved in investigations operate in a constant state of flux. What passes as the norm today is very different from the norm five to 10 years ago, and in a similar manner this will shift again in the coming years.
Legal Tech: Are Websites A Forgotten Source of Evidence?
It's fascinating how quickly the industry has shifted from the days when e-discovery teams would spend weeks digitalizing and coding vellum, microfiche and paper documents to where we are today with dynamic and varied processes to deal with a plethora of electronic sources. Among these are websites, which can provide deep insights in discovery, but have been largely forgotten as a source of evidence.
By
Glenn Barden
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