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Yes, software can make discovery a lot more efficient. Apparently they're not willing to pay for it. > Investigators have “limited” technological means and wo
by morgante 10y ago
Yes, software can make discovery a lot more efficient.
Apparently they're not willing to pay for it.
> Investigators have “limited” technological means and would need “extremely efficient software” worth about 200,000 euros to speed up their work.
- jtrtoo 10y agoMaybe Google has a solution... err, wait...
- dogma1138 10y agoWould be funny if they'll use Google's software in the future to parse the legal documents that were confiscated in the raid.
- calbear81 10y agoIsn't this an opportunity for a technologically savvy law firm to help the tax office take on the hard work in return for a % of the settlement? We pay whistleblowers rewards for ratting out tax evaders, why wouldn't we pay for expertise if it means increasing the chances of winning. 50% is better than 0% if it means giving them a fighting chance.