With new data types, growing demands, and an ever-evolving pool of technology to choose from, e-discovery is more complex than ever. At Exterro’s Infusion Conference’s “EdTalks” sessions, three e-discovery veterans discussed exactly why the industry is becoming more challenging, and what to know to keep ahead of the curve.
An E-Discovery Reckoning on the Horizon?
Craig Ball, attorney and blogger, can remember the “good old days” when discovery was just about scanning and searching through high volumes of paper documents.
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