The Search Term Dilemma
Have you ever had the unenviable task of coming up with an all-inclusive search term list in your case that will only bring back relevant documents? You work diligently for hours on your list and have others on your team and opposing counsel “tweak” the terms only to get back from your search a ton of non-responsive junk, including photos of your clients’ children in bunny suits!
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