One-off lunch seminars regarding e-discovery aren’t cutting it anymore, as corporate legal departments look for in-depth information and best practices for performing efficient e-discovery.
September 24, 2019 at 09:30 AM
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E-discovery software companies are finding companies want more than just their software tips.
According to a Blickstein Group and Exterro Inc. survey, legal departments are trimming their e-discovery spend by performing more e-discovery tasks in-house, according to a Blickstein Group and Exterro Inc. survey. In turn, more e-discovery software providers are moving to offer in-depth corporate e-discovery training.
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