To effectively do it yourself for small cases, requires technical skills and aptitudes to run a multitude of tools and integrate them. Who in e-
Discovery is trying to address this niche?
To effectively do it yourself for small cases, requires technical skills and aptitudes to run a multitude of tools and integrate them. Who in e-
Discovery is trying to address this niche?
Salient points are:
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The vast majority of cases filed, developed and tried in the United States are not multi-million dollar dust ups between big companies. Solo and small firm counsel need affordable, user-friendly tools designed for ediscovery–tools that preserve metadata, offer efficient workflow and handle the common file formats that account for nearly all of the ESI seen in day-to-day litigation.
The pieces with low cost or open solutions are there, though the integration falls short. Sam Walton became the richest man of his era by selling to more for less. There’s a fast growing need…and a huge emerging market.