Perspective
Dec. 5, 2012
Firms adapt to the age of e-discovery
Law firms and corporate counsel can find a new source of revenue while reducing costs to clients by implementing litigation readiness programs using predictive coding. By Daniel Garrie
In Part 1 of this three part series I gave an overview of predictive coding. The overview lays the foundation for this installment discussing the changing roles within the law firm and with outside participants such as neutrals, experts and outside vendors.
Changing roles
No technology is perfect. However, the success of utilizing predictive coding requires a strong litigation support team and counsel that know the case and...
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