Document review has gotten a lot of attention over the last few years—understandably so, given the high cost involved and the associated risks of managing it poorly. Countless shops now offer to manage document review, and some law firms have set up focus groups dedicated to it. The stories we hear from the contract attorneys who make the rounds of the review projects reveal there is a wide range in both cost and quality of results.
Whether you’re the client or the person responsible for the review, you want to keep costs low and quality and consistency high. To help, in this article we will discuss nine mistakes to avoid. Some may seem obvious, but it’s surprising how often they’re made. We will then conclude with seven trends we see for 2014.
9 Document Review Mistakes to Avoid
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