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The value of e-discovery certification

August 10, 2011
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10 August 2011 — One of the more contentious issues in e-discovery is the value of e-discovery certification. Rebecca James, Esq. (Program Manager at Fios, Inc.) has been running a series on that topic. As she points out while “there was skepticism and a lack of consensus on the importance of credentialing … minds were generally open to this growing trend.” The series covers all views, pro and con, and includes all the leading experts and pundits in the e-discovery world.

Part 1 queried lawyers on the topic (click here)

Part 2 queried litigation support leaders (click here)

Part 3 is the feedback from the leaders of the credentialing organizations and a look inside the e-discovery certification programs (click here).

And for a good source of e-discovery material access the Fios Knowledge Center (click here).

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The value of e-discovery certification

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