Merrill Case Study - In-House Data Collection: Prudent Cost Savings or Potential Pitfall?
Choosing the correct collection method requires a risk/benefit analysis.
Contents:
Weighing the pros and cons of in-house collection 1
“Zubulake Revisited” 2
Develop a proper collection strategy 3
Prepare a collection plan 5
Select a collection method 6
Execute a collection plan 8
A final note of caution 8
About the expert - Wayne A. Hill, Jr., Esq. / Manager of Client Development
Wayne Hill is an experienced litigator who is committed to educating the legal community on the impact of technology on the practice of law, and particularly its effect on all facets of litigation. A member of the legal community since 1988, he brings an extensive legal background and a deep understanding of technology to his current role as manager of client development for Merrill Corporation.
Prior to joining Merrill, Hill was employed by West, a Thomson Reuters Business, a large multinational corporation that serves the legal community. While at West, he and his team developed products and services specifically for litigators. He has also worked extensively with both trial and appellate courts to provide counsel access to valuable court documents. In addition, he has consulted with attorneys, judges and staff on the use of technology products, services and tools to maximize their practice or position.
A trial attorney with extensive litigation experience in both state and federal courts, Hill has handled complex criminal, civil and commercial litigation matters. He has tried hundreds of cases and understands the tools and resources legal counsel need in order to succeed in the changing practice of law. Hill is licensed to practice law in the state of New York and within the federal courts. He is a member of the New York State Bar Association where he is an active member of numerous sections, including the Commercial and Federal Litigation section.
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