One of the most troubling aspects of electronic discovery facing today’s practitioner is how to effectively use the documents they’ve discovered in legal document review to formulate their strategy and make a compelling case.
Making use of this evidence presents some real challenges. The actual case strategists—the senior associates, partners, and GCs responsible for understanding the evidence and what the case is really about—are often not engaged in the actual review process, because their review tools are too expensive and cumbersome to learn. As a result, the review process is done in a serial fashion: the review team identifies all the responsive or relevant documents, and then the case leaders begin to grapple with what they’ve found. It’s a really inefficient and ineffective way to do things, and that’s why we hear judges complaining that the attorneys before them don’t have enough of a handle on their case.
In our second video of the Tech Features Educational Web Series, UF Law E-Discovery Project's Bill Hamilton and Everlaw's Jonathan Kerry-Tyerman share with viewers how eDiscovery technology can be used to help address this managed review problem that can really drive up the costs and time of ediscovery review.
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