There is no doubt that our current legal system in severely stressed by electronic data discovery, and in need of repair. Until recently, most law schools ignored the problem; indeed, many seemed oblivious. At best, EDD drew only a passing mention in civil procedure textbooks.
But this is beginning to change. Law schools are awakening to a fact known to all practicing EDD specialists — that trained graduates are desperately needed. They are beginning to see that they are in a unique position to bridge the EDD knowledge gap, and that this knowledge will provide their students with a competitive advantage (helpful in this harsh economy). Best of all, these classes can be taught at little or no cost.
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