Editor's note: In July, e-Discovery Law & Strategy presented the first part of this article. Here's the second half. In case you missed us last month, we've reprinted the top of the article here, and picked up at question 8.
Is Your e-Discovery Provider Asking The Right Questions?
With so much at stake, there's no likely way to overstress the importance of e-discovery providers seizing initiative to determine client needs by taking on the role of litigator and asking questions. Qualified e-discovery providers are the best experts to help counsel determine a winning course of action for complete and accurate electronic production that meets litigation goals. Indeed, just as a doctor knows the questions to ask a patient to make a proper diagnosis, an e-discovery provider who is doing his or her job knows which questions to ask to ensure that the discovery process involving electronic files is handled properly.
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