Reviewing documents in electronic discovery is:
A) The same as paper discovery — checking to be certain no privileged information is disclosed
B) Easier than paper discovery — checking to be certain no privileged information is disclosed is a task handled by computers
C) Harder than paper discovery — checking for privileged information by computer may not be as reliable as human review of documents and result in inadvertent disclosure
D) None of the above
C) Harder than paper discovery — checking for privileged information by computer may not be as reliable as human review of documents and result in inadvertent disclosure
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Subrogation is a
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