Interested in how others are handling with e-discovery issues? Since 1998, Applied Discovery has handled thousands of the largest and most complex cases in federal, state and local jurisdictions, and has thousands of satisfied clients from the nation's top law firms and corporations to show for it. One of the secrets of our success (shhh!) is that we take the time to understand exactly what our clients are struggling with today and what they want to do better in the future.
To help retain that deep understanding and ensure our continued success, Applied Discovery periodically conducts industry surveys to get the critical insight we need. Since the results are so valuable, we thought you might be interested, too.
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Applied Discovery 2009 Survey on E-Discovery Project Management
Applied Discovery conducted this survey to gauge how corporations and law firms are evolving as the practice of e-discovery industry matures. Experienced attorneys, information managers and litigation support professionals involved with litigation and investigations at leading corporations, law firms and government agencies took the time to thoughtfully reflect on the challenges they are facing in these turbulent times. While budgets and resources are under greater pressure than ever, the technical complexity and rapid growth of potentially responsive data have intensified the challenges of e-discovery.
Applied Discovery conducted this survey to gauge how corporations and law firms are evolving as the practice of e-discovery industry matures. Experienced attorneys, information managers and litigation support professionals involved with litigation and investigations at leading corporations, law firms and government agencies took the time to thoughtfully reflect on the challenges they are facing in these turbulent times. While budgets and resources are under greater pressure than ever, the technical complexity and rapid growth of potentially responsive data have intensified the challenges of e-discovery.
