What is the best approach to resourcing a dispute or investigation which involves the collection, analysis, review and production of electronic data? Decisions about e-discovery resources can be as complex as the litigations themselves. For example, you may require the global reach of a larger “end-to-end” or “all-in-one” provider to collect data in multiple jurisdictions. Or there may be a population of audio files to be processed for analysis which requires “best-in-breed” specialist software. And perhaps neither of those providers may have the skills to handle varied requirements for document review projects.
Each matter brings a unique set of circumstances which makes it difficult to standardize approaches to e-discovery projects across the board. Resource choices for e-discovery must be flexible and adaptable. Each decision has impact and may require unforeseen accommodations.
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