Document review. (Cue the groans.) The prospect of reviewing thousands of (often mind-numbingly boring) e-mails, memos, bills, reports and other documents generated by a client in the course of its daily business doesn’t exactly inspire glee in the hearts and minds of young lawyers.
Gone are the days of conference rooms with boxes and redwells full of documents stacked to the ceiling; now attorneys can flip through documents on their computers using software specifically designed for discovery during litigation and the document review that goes along with it.
| YL Editorial Board Peter Buckley, chairman Leigh Ann Buziak Kristine L. Calalang Mary Doherty Patrick Duffy John Encarnacion Shaune Ferrara Eileen K. Keefe Michael O’Connor Matthew Ryan Preston Satchell Royce Smith Djung Tran Nina Varughese The Editorial Board of Young Lawyer is composed of members of the legal profession. They serve voluntarily and are independent of Young Lawyer. Through their ongoing exchange of views, members of the board attempt to develop consensus on issues of importance to the bench, bar and public. Members of the legal community are invited to contribute signed op-ed pieces. |
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