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March 13, 2014

Technology: Using e-discovery clauses in commercial contracts to restrict sanctions and shift costs

Washington, D.C., partner Jay Brudz and associate Amy Marcos authored an article for Inside Counsel, titled, "Technology: Using e-discovery clauses in commercial contracts to restrict sanctions and shift costs."  The article is the fifth of a series and discusses how using contract terms can introduce a high degree of predictability and help e-discovery run more smoothly."

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