Electronic discovery can be daunting for attorneys of all ages and stages, but certainly for older lawyers who did not grow up with technology at their fingertips. As a young lawyer, you are well equipped to grasp the eDiscovery process and to make significant contributions to your law firm through this expertise. In my first seven years of practicing law, I have leveraged my understanding of technology and my knowledge of eDiscovery to work on some of the largest and most complex cases handled by our firm, covering millions of records and terabytes of data.
I have compiled a list of the 10 things that every lawyer, but especially young lawyers, should know about eDiscovery.