Just because a resource exists doesn’t necessarily mean that people know where to find it. It’s a sentiment that may hold especially true to e-discovery and all of its many rules, forms and procedures. To that end, Reed Smith’s records and e-discovery (RED) practice group released a new app Monday geared toward condensing many of those items into something that can fit on a smartphone.
The E-Discovery App was developed with the help of the firm’s tech subsidiary GravityStack and is available to download free of charge at the Apple App Store and Google Play. On the app, users will find resources such as a General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) cross-border checklist, document review management insights and a solution provider directory.
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