Please read my new blog post published by Driven, Inc. and available here. In it, I assert the essential need for a robust eDiscovery organizational structure within which legal technology may be exploited to its fullest value.
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October 26, 2014
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- Jackson Palmer is a dynamic and creative eDiscovery attorney with 14 years experience working in large law firms managing the EDRM process. Jackson has extensive experience and interest in integrating technology and emerging eDiscovery jurisprudence/standards with organizational structure, process best practices and developing the human component of successful strategies for data management.
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