Welcome back for the sixth episode in this podcast series. We are joined by four partners from Mayer Brown's global Dispute Resolution practice: Chris Chapman and James Whitaker in London, Susanne Harris in Hong Kong, and Glen Kopp in New York, with London based Dispute Resolution senior associate Amanda Plowden asking the questions.
The team examines the early considerations for preservation of documents, and the issues that clients may face when it comes to potentially relevant information being stored on personal devices. The team also provides tips for conducting effective witness interviews, including discussion on putting documents to witnesses during interview or ahead of time.
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