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20. April 2021
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The Future of Litigation – Episode 6
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What does evidence look like in the digital age?
What is the future of litigation? How will the digital revolution affect the conduct of disputes, and what does that mean for you? Season 1 of Sidebar – the new podcast from Taylor Wessing, which predicts the impact of the issues, innovations and trends facing the wider legal landscape – has the answers.
In the sixth and final episode of our Future of Litigation season, The eDisclosure Information Project's Chris Dale draws upon his specialist insight to explore what evidence looks like in the digital age.
Together with Disputes & Investigations senior associates Ed Spencer and Jessie Prynne, Chris talks about the ever-increasing range of digital evidence sources, and how evidence is evolving.
Listen to Episode 6 of The Future of Litigation above, or via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts or Stitcher.
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