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Litigation 2.0 . So it begins.
I told the audience at my presentation on electronic discovery trends last June at the Legal Tech West Coast conference that on the morning of my presentation I had a bit of an epiphany about where electronic discovery was going as it moved toward its next evolutionary stage. I sketched out a few notes that morning on where I saw it going. Then I had a near " Jerry Maguire " moment and, until my better judgment prevailed, nearly scrapped my prepared presentation and rewrote something new called "Electronic Discovery 2.0."
I set aside the notes and haven't yet returned to them, although you will pick up some of the ideas here and there in my recent writings on electronic discovery. They are, to me, some of the most interesting ideas on legal tech that I've had, but haven't yet written about.
Litigation 2.0. So it begins.
I told the audience at my presentation on electronic discovery trends last June at the Legal Tech West Coast conference that on the morning of my presentation I had a bit of an epiphany about where electronic discovery was going as it moved toward its next evolutionary stage. I sketched out a few notes that morning on where I saw it going. Then I had a near "Jerry Maguire" moment and, until my better judgment prevailed, nearly scrapped my prepared presentation and rewrote something new called "Electronic Discovery 2.0."
I set aside the notes and haven't yet returned to them, although you will pick up some of the ideas here and there in my recent writings on electronic discovery. They are, to me, some of the most interesting ideas on legal tech that I've had, but haven't yet written about.
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