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Legal Tech: EDRM Is Getting a Facelift: Version 2.0 Is Coming

With proliferating data sources from collaboration apps, cloud technology and innovations like generative AI, along with evolving international data transfer regimes, e-discovery is in a rapid evolution. And the EDRM model is currently in the process of being updated to reflect that.

5 minute read April 01, 2023 at 03:43 PM
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Isha Marathe
Legal Tech: EDRM Is Getting a Facelift: Version 2.0 Is Coming

Since its launch in 2005, the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM), has gone through a handful of changes. Now, Mary Mack, its CEO and chief legal technologist has decided, along with the broader e-discovery community, that it's time for another remodel: EDRM 2.0.

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