There’s no denying that the massive increase in the volume of electronically-stored information companies create has caused a shift in e-discovery. Learning to make best use of that data as it relates to the litigation process is a priority for those overseeing discovery projects, but the security ramifications associated with it also warrant focus.
According to John Mays and Jeff Kerr, founding partners of Mays & Kerr in Atlanta, cybersecurity pressures are impacting e-discovery in some surprising ways.
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