There’s a regular process that occurs inside most law firms every three years or so, depending on the expiration dates attached to the service contracts the organization has with outside e-discovery providers.
Debbie Reynolds, data privacy officer at Eimer Stahl, describes it as a pendulum, a process by which firms take a look at their ongoing budgets and expenditures to re-evaluate whether they would be better served by bringing e-discovery in-house.
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