Quite a Collection of E-Discovery Resources

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

The fine folks over at the Posse List put together a website called the E-Discovery Reading room, at ediscoveryreadingroom.com which, upon first look, appears to have about the most information on ediscovery news that I’ve ever seen in one place!

Of special note for the RSS feedreader users among us is the E-Discovery Blogroll, featuring some of the best minds on the subject. Now if we could just get them to roll that into an OPML file or something for easy mass-subscribing!

Good stuff, and definitely a resource worth keeping an eye on!

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