Fulbright & Jaworski's 2009 Litigation Trends Survey, now in its sixth consecutive year, confirms a distinct and growing trend: almost one-half of 408 participants reported insourcing some aspects of eDiscovery. Corporate America is expanding its efforts to take control of eDiscovery risks and reduce overall litigation spending. Emerging technologies are changing the landscape for insourcing eDiscovery, making it more accessible, feasible and cost-effective. Last month, in Part I of the Brave New World web seminar, the panel discussed aspects of eDiscovery most commonly insourced, as well as primary considerations and common pitfalls of insourcing. If you missed Part I, it is available for viewing HERE.

In Part II of Brave New World, a panel of experienced lawyers and legal technologists continue the discussion of insourcing eDiscovery, including practical pointers for selecting strategic partners, identifying appropriate processes and technology solutions, evaluating advantages and disadvantages for your environment, and implementing and deploying solutions.

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