Reduce litigation risk, cut costs with proactive eDiscovery
Eighty percent of eDiscovery cost, according to some analysts, is incurred during the legal review process. That means it makes sense to drive down the volume of data you send to attorneys who charge $350 an hour to review that information. The goal is to collect only the smallest legally defensible data set. Here are some other things a smart eDiscovery process should take into account:
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Good info. Very informative
Good info. Very informative discussion on the best practices of the eDiscovery process. It is unfortunate that companies have to prepare for the what if situations and still sustain the costs for any unforeseen litigation. I have recently found an article oneDiscovery that also discuss' the meaning of eDiscovery and how to know if you need an electronic discovery investigation.
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Ursula:Knowing e-discovery is inevitable, I argue an enterprise can use technology proactively to convey substantive messages that make its e-records more benign. What do you think? --Ben
http://hack-igations.blogspot.com/2008/05/nix-smoking-gun-e-discovery.html