» DUANE LITES, director of litigation support at Jackson Walker, and
owner/moderator of the Litigation Support Listserv, says eDepoze
sounds appealing. Mainly because most attorneys either have an
iPad or are getting an iPad, he said. Theyre wanting to do more with it,
theyre looking for applications they can use with it, he noted. Many firms
are gradually moving toward hosted services, observed Lites.
At LegalTech New York, Lites hoped to narrow his list of hosted electronic
data discovery companies, he said. His firm’s EDD data is growing
too rapidly to manage in-house, he said. When we first started doing
[e-discovery] four years ago, it was manageable. Now its unmanageable.
Its too big, he said. When our systems start to be bigger than the
firms IT systems, it becomes a problem.
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