Law360, New York (June 09, 2009, 12:00 AM ET) -- E-discovery tends to get the most attention in large, complex cases, especially instances where costs run sky-high or a major company is sanctioned for e-discovery problems. But e-discovery is just as important when the stakes are lower, experts said, and there are numerous strategies lawyers can employ to keep costs under control in smaller cases.
“I know so many people in smaller cases who think, 'If I ignore e-discovery, it'll go away,” said Martha Dawson of K&L Gates LLP, co-leader of the firm's e-discovery analysis and...
Strategies For Managing E-Discovery In Smaller Cases
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