Webinar - What’s New in eDiscovery for Small Matters: Lessons Learned and Best Practices for Self-Service Models
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In-house legal departments and law firms often have a steady flow of smaller-scale matters—subpoenas, employment disputes, internal investigations, minor litigation, DSARs/CCPA inquiries, etc. These small matters pose the risk of drawing down limited available resources that could better be used to support the organization’s larger, more complex eDiscovery matters. In this climate of heightened cost control, it’s paramount that each legal department or law firm find a viable solution to handling their small matter workload efficiently and cost effectively.
This webinar, led by Pete Feinberg—SVP and leader of Consilio’s Self-Service Business Unit—explores this challenge in detail. It examines how organizations are tackling small matter eDiscovery using a “self-service” model, without advanced tools at their disposal. And the webinar explores the advent of “next generation,” fit-for-purpose software that is designed to help lawyers solve this chronic challenge, and discuss best practices and lessons learned from adopting these tools.
In-house legal departments and law firms often have a steady flow of smaller-scale matters—subpoenas, employment disputes, internal investigations, minor litigation, DSARs/CCPA inquiries, etc. These small matters pose the risk of drawing down limited available resources that could better be used to support the organization’s larger, more complex eDiscovery matters. In this climate of heightened cost control, it’s paramount that each legal department or law firm find a viable solution to handling their small matter workload efficiently and cost effectively.
This webinar, led by Pete Feinberg—SVP and leader of Consilio’s Self-Service Business Unit—explores this challenge in detail. It examines how organizations are tackling small matter eDiscovery using a “self-service” model, without advanced tools at their disposal. And the webinar explores the advent of “next generation,” fit-for-purpose software that is designed to help lawyers solve this chronic challenge, and discuss best practices and lessons learned from adopting these tools.
