In the world of electronic discovery, it’s essential that people remain involved in the process, no matter how sophisticated the new forms of technology for gathering and organizing information have become.
Today, cases can be won or lost in the electronic-discovery phase of litigation. In fact, in the recent Morgan Stanley case, damages exceeded $1 billion because of a botched electronic-discovery project. Although much attention has been given to the ways technology can solve many harvesting issues associated with electronic documents and can reduce the need for costly human review of documents, we still need to remember that the involvement of intelligent participants can make the discovery process flow as smoothly as possible.
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