Big questions have been floating around: “What’s the best way to handle e-discovery? Specifically, which aspects of it should you handle yourself and which should you pay someone else to worry about?”
There are many ways to answer these questions, all of which involve various amounts of money, talent, time and, believe it or not, the attention spans of those involved. It’s impossible, or at least impractical, to do 100 percent of e-discovery employing just one of these variables. Most of us operate in a gray area.
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