Fact investigation is the bedrock of litigation, and in many cases document review is the bedrock of fact investigation. But in the modern age, when computers create and retain far more information than was ever before thought possible, the old model of manual document review is becoming increasingly unworkable.
Driven by 20th century notions of liberal discovery, that model is typically characterized by broad discovery demands, counsel’s collection of all potentially responsive documents, and the manual review of those documents for responsiveness and privilege before production.
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