Four Discovery Management Models for Corporate Counsel (Part 2)

By Sharon Rusnak, Law Technology News, October 13, 2013   
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For in-house counsel, litigation is not just about winning a case, but rather about managing risk and expenses associated with litigation.  Forward-looking corporate legal departments are constantly exploring various discovery management methodologies to help prepare for litigation in a cost effective manner.  In this second part of a two-part article, we look at two more options.

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