Collaboration In e-Discovery

Anyone who has been involved the e-Discovery process for a case understands that it can be complicated, time-consuming and require the involvement of several people from cross-functional teams. Any lack of collaboration between the different teams can lead to severe consequences, such as additional time and cost, duplication of efforts, and potentially not communicating critical observations.

Even just a few years ago, most documents existed in the form of paper and the discovery process would involve going through that paper, along with the supplement request, to review the available electronic data. As the world has evolved, more and more documents are stored electronically and discovery now typically starts by looking at the electronically stored information.

To learn more about these technologies and the cost savings they can provide to the review stage of the e-Discovery process, download this white paper below.