LeRoy Offers Insight on Cost Effective E-Discovery for Corporate Counsel

Team Contact: John LeRoy

“How to Keep ESI at Bay in E-Discovery”
Corporate Counsel

November 29, 2010 – John S. LeRoy, litigation shareholder at Brooks Kushman provides Corporate Counsel with his perspective on E-Discovery. He discusses the inefficiencies associated with taking native files and converting them to TIFF files. There’s a significant cost to the producing party in the native to TIFF conversion, with no added value but a net loss of useful information. LeRoy states, “It’s so frustrating to me to get a PowerPoint in TIFF because there’s a lot of detail lost in conversion.” It`s much more efficient to receive the native files upfront.

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