E-Discovery

Discovery

John G. Schmidt Jr., Jennifer A. Beckage | Phillips Lytle LLP

To avoid the risk of adverse rulings in litigation, compromising a client’s position or even unnecessary costs, attorneys should be fully engaged with their e-discovery vendors and learn what questions to ask and pitfalls to avoid. This begins when the vendor is initially retained. Inquire...

Corporate Counsel

Daniel Garrie | Law & Forensics LLC

Litigation has transformed over the past two decades from discovering documents in file cabinets to discovering a smoking gun in an email or Twitter posting. Nearly all information in today's digital world is created and maintained exclusively in electronic form. This deluge of data has...

Discovery

Christopher J. Cox | Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Editor: Chris, tell us about your practice. Cox: I’ve been practicing for 22 years and have been a litigator from the beginning. I joined Weil in 1997. I started as an associate, running large-scale document productions long before e-discovery and lived through the transition to...