We asked Jennifer Qian of Epiq Systems in Hong Kong to tell us about how Epiq deals with the difficulties posed by non-English documents when giving electronic discovery in the Asia Pacific region. It made sense to ask her to do so in Mandarin, and this is what she does in this video.
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