If there’s one phrase to describe the current status of law school classes on electronic data discovery it may be “hurry up and wait.” Over the last decade, there’s been a lot of waiting, and recently, some speedy activity.
Over those 10 years, law school e-discovery education expanded at a snail’s pace. Courses popped up here and there, spurred mostly by local practitioners from law firms, vendors, government, and corporations who knew that students headed into real world litigation desperately needed survival skills.
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