Editor’s note: Richard Levie, is a retired associate judge in the District of Columbia’s Superior Court. He now works for JAMS, based in Washington, D.C., as a “neutral.”
With the explosion of electronic data discovery, courts and practitioners have struggled to manage cases in a cost-efficient manner. Efforts to reduce costs include promoting cooperation, proportionality, technology assisted review—or just a truce to avoid EDD. Despite these efforts, discovery disputes will probably never go away. (Some responses were lightly edited for clarity.)
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