Today, just about any vendor who walks by a copying machine is calling itself an EDD service provider. Just look at the statistics that George Socha and Thomas Gelbmann have gathered: They estimate that 2003 EDD revenues in the U.S. were about $430 million — that’s a 60 percent increase from 2002. And they predict that these revenues will keep increasing by more than 50 percent for at least the next three years.
If you’ve been among the litigators who have resisted litigation support technology, this is good news — because it means there’s plenty of help available to get you started.
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