A Case for eDiscovery (Part 1)
A while back, we wrote about how companies are not in the habit of retaining and organizing their documents in a logical structure — which, in turn, is driving up their legal costs. The article fueled a frenzy of feedback from companies in the eDiscovery business.
They wanted to offer information about their services, and we saw it as an opportunity to pick their brains about what goes into the process, the challenges facing the industry and where the future of eDiscovery will take us.
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A Case for eDiscovery (Part 1)
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