Extract from Barry Schwartz, Esq.'s article "Paralegals in eDiscovery: Why They Should Be Involved From the Start" published in the National Paralegal Reporter
Paralegals help legal teams to maintain files, assist with depositions, coordinate schedules and help prepare cases. But as technology has grown, more paralegals are taking on roles in eDiscovery, and it's important to include them in the process from the start.
BIA's Barry Schwartz, Esq. explains 4 reasons why.
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