When clients ask, “Can’t we do it ourselves?” the answer is simple: You can. And not only can it cost less and go more quickly you get to tell the judge all about it when you become a witness.
There are benefits and risks associated with do-it-yourself electronic discovery. Self-collections happen and will continue to happen whether attorneys are comfortable with it or not. This article will help outside counsel advise clients about the risks they assume for themselves and their attorneys when they do self-collection.
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