The Role of Specialization in E-Discovery
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Listen to Karl Schieneman, Director of Legal Analytics and Review, and Ralph Losey, a widely known E-Discovery blogger and partner at the Florida based Amlaw 100 law firm Akerman Senterfitt where he chairs their E-Discovery practice, discuss the evolving role of specialization in electronic discovery. Several interesting questions are discussed, including: What role do generalists play? When is a specialist required and how can specialists assist in electronic discovery? How should generalists interact with specialists to make electronic discovery projects go smoother?
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