E-discovery tools have room for improvement to prevent inadvertent disclosures such as the ones in the Alex Jones trial. But without improvement in human processes, it is unclear how much work tech can do.
August 11, 2022 at 04:27 PM
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Legal Tech Reporter
When the attorneys for Infowars owner Alex Jones mistakenly sent the privileged contents of their client’s entire cellphone to opposing counsel last week, it shook the legal and e-discovery world.
A general question ran across many minds: How could someone make such a grave mistake? But once the dust settled, e-discovery professionals chimed in with a common thought: This isn’t exactly new. Inadvertent disclosures happen all the time.
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