Always Have A Plan

As it is so eloquently stated in the Canadian legal blog, SLAW in the article entitled Practice of Law:  Practice Management by Peg Duncan; it is crucial to always have an E-Discovery Project Plan.Ms. Duncan emphasizes that it is not only what you know about a potential case but what you don’t know that is crucial in the development of your plan. You must always put in your plan additional time and resources to get the project accomplished. In my experience, I know of no case that has ever gone strictly by the book and you must always allow for unforeseen developments. Ms. Duncan has an extremely helpful list of a dozen important considerations when creating your plan which every e-discovery person should take into account prior to creating your e-discovery project plan.