While corporations expect the amount of investigations and the volume of data they examine to increase, most are not currently using advanced tech to aid them, according to a new survey.
E-discovery provider H5 teamed up with Above the Law for its “The Investigations Landscape: Findings From the H5/ATL 2019 Corporate Investigations Survey” released last week. The findings were based on the responses of 317 individuals from U.S. and non-U.S. companies. More than half of the respondents described their primary investigatory role as management and strategy, while 21% said they were nonlawyers.
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