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Streamlining E-Discovery Using Arbitration

As business and technology stakeholders increasingly steer their companies toward the cloud, legal matters demand more data than ever be preserved, organized, searched, collected, and produced. As a result of electronic discovery’s enlarged role and the complications retrieving cloudstored information, discovery in litigation has become a more costly endeavor. However, arbitration conducted with an eye towards optimizing e-discovery may save parties substantial time and money. This article provides insights on how to optimize e-discovery practices and procedures using arbitration.

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