Earlier this year and essentially overnight, law firms made the transition to remote work. Although many had adopted cloud-based technology solutions prior to 2020, the quick transition forced an accelerated, full adoption for those that had yet to migrate. How will the shift to remote work affect e-discovery moving forward? In the coming year, e-discovery will be impacted by a variety of factors, including the continued expansion of data, cloud adoption, iPhone operations and more.

As we look ahead to 2021, keep these e-discovery trends in mind to achieve optimal litigation outcomes.

  • More firms and corporations will broadly adopt Microsoft 365.

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