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Lawyers or Technicians: Who Make Better e-Discovery Project Managers?

The demand for e-discovery project managers is extreme, thus the bulk of career opportunities for e-discovery professionals are in project management. But not every e-discovery project manager has the same background or is even the same type of project manager.

11 minute read July 01, 2014 at 02:01 PM
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Jared Coseglia
Lawyers or Technicians: Who Make Better e-Discovery Project Managers?

The demand for e-discovery project managers is extreme, thus the bulk of career opportunities for e-discovery professionals are in project management. But not every e-discovery project manager has the same background or is even the same type of project manager.

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