Modern discovery, even when well-executed, can be time-consuming and costly. The addition of any complicating factor, such as the presence of foreign languages in the data set, can significantly slow the document search and review process while increasing costs.
However, by blending technology and specialized personnel in a well-designed workflow, savvy practitioners can meet these additional challenges in ways that offer significant client savings. Where foreign languages are involved, such workflows should include a mix of machine translation and native language attorneys working in concert to identify potentially relevant information.
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