Don’t assume anything about technology systems when your firm is working outside of the United States, experts told a LegalTech New York 2012 panel Tuesday.
In the discussion, “A GC’s Nightmare: A U.S. E-Discovery Request into Europe,” panelists from the U.S. and European Union membership countries laid out numerous examples of incorrect assumptions they have seen in multinational e-discovery cases — and the risks and problems resulting from them.
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