While electronic discovery has gone from a party crasher to an expected guest in litigation, lawyers are still learning where to seat it, what to feed it and how not to offend it. While lawyers are more familiar with e-discovery now than they were just five years ago, the consequences for failing to properly utilize, monitor and control electronic discovery could be fatal.
As e-mail has become the main form of communication, mastery of the nuances of electronic discovery will not only be recommended, but vital to success as a lawyer.
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