Ropes & Gray, Day Pitney and Littler Mendelson are among law firms that have over the past year hired lawyers to act as electronic discovery counsel, seeking to boost firm knowledge in the area and meet growing client demand for e-discovery guidance.
The new counsel are training colleagues on evolving e-discovery case law and rules, fielding questions in the area from litigation colleagues, tracking e-discovery and technology vendors and sitting in on client meetings to offer e-discovery expertise, the lawyers and firms said.
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