Law360, New York (August 20, 2009) -- With the American Bar Association and other groups giving the practice their blessing, the idea of outsourcing e-discovery work to foreign countries has been gaining traction among law firms over the past few years. For those that decide to give it a shot, there are several points to keep in mind when selecting an offshore vendor, experts say.
“The fundamental thing attorneys need to remember is that the buck stops with them,” said Josh Fowkes of Arent Fox LLP, a member of the firm's e-discovery task force. “When...
