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E-Discovery Execs Name Top EDD Law Firms; 75% of AmLaw 200 Not Qualified to Handle Complex EDD Matters. "However, when asked, "What percentage of AmLaw 200 firms has the requisite knowledge and experience to professionally handle a complex EDD matter?" there was broad consensus that the answer was not more than 25%. The research also provided benchmarks for prosecutorial and judicial EDD expertise. . . . "
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Continuing the discussion between Dennis Kennedy, Ron Friedmann, Bruce MacEwen, and myself on law firm in-house EDD: Dennis is "a bit more optimistic about law firms going into the electronic discovery services business". Along those lines, I think tha... [Read More]
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