5 Law Firm E-Discovery Models: Which Is Right for You?
The model your law firm chooses makes all the difference when it comes to profitability and the bottom line.
October 13, 2015 at 09:42 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legal Tech News
“Efficient e-discovery” sounds like an oxymoron to most people; the two words don't belong in the same sentence. Or do they?
In addition to the intrinsic challenges of the e-discovery process, the power struggle between in-house counsel, law firms and e-discovery partners can make it that much more difficult to manage.
But each unit brings strengths to the table and a collaborative approach, regardless of the business model your law firm employs, is the ideal scenario when it comes to this critical area of litigation support, according to Mary Pat Poteet of Poteet Consulting, the former director of litigation support at DLA Piper and a national e-discovery expert. She discussed the challenges and benefits of five e-discovery business models during a standing room only session at Relativity Fest, kCura's annual user conference, in Chicago
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