As Sun Tzu said in “The Art of War,” every battle is won before it’s fought.
That’s certainly the case in high-stakes litigation. But understanding the rules of the battle is critical in order to plot out the right strategy to succeed. With the advent of e-discovery and electronic file storage of massive amounts of information, this historic phrase has even more import for trial lawyers dealing with pre-trial discovery. When your law firm is involved in complex litigation that involves the need to scour through megabytes, gigabytes and terabytes of data through your client’s computer database to locate emails and documents that may be responsive to discovery, some times it feels like looking for needles in the haystacks.
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