6th Annual Federal Judges Survey
Insights from 20 Judges Experienced in the World of E-Discovery
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Download NowKey Takeaways from the Judges Survey
Twenty U.S. Federal Judges, who are experienced with advanced e-discovery practices, were selected to participate in this year’s survey. As a result, readers will get in-depth commentary and perspectives about their thoughts on current e-discovery practices and they are seeing in their courtrooms.
Download this report and learn more about the judges’ four key takeaways:
- Judges want to see greater e-discovery participation from in-house legal teams
- New data privacy laws will make e-discovery more expensive
- Compliance with e-discovery rules extends beyond FRCP 37(e)
- Parties are getting sanctioned for (mostly) intentional e-discovery misconduct
Survey Demographics
20 E-Discovery Experts
More than 150 Comments on E-Discovery & Privacy Activity
A Mix of U.S. District & Magistrate Judges
Key Data Points
57% believe attorneys ignore 16(f) scheduling orders more than they should
78% of judges agree that new privacy laws will make e-discovery more expensive
3.5x judicial preference for Early Case Assessment technology adoption over any other legaltech
Download the complete 6th Annual Federal Judges Survey to learn why judges want to see greater e-discovery participation from in-house legal teams.
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