Due to the broad scope of legal relevance, virtually every bit and byte within a company's IT infrastructure could be subject to an enforceable discovery request in civil litigation. Evidentiary demands have evolved, along with the tools we use to measure and record our activities.
Explaining e-Discovery
The e-discovery process takes place at an intersection between increasingly complex information technology and rapidly maturing information law. Doing this well ' achieving cost-effective, defensible and useful results ' requires coordination between IT professionals and lawyers. Poor communication by the participants turns e-discovery into crisis management ' driving up costs and causing unpleasant surprises. To help avoid such pitfalls, this article dispels some common e-discovery misconceptions.
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