10 Things Every Corporate Legal Department Should Know about eDiscovery

Learn the Strategies Needed to Avoid Mistakes and Reduce Costs

Imagine your company has been named in a civil case. Your outside counsel advises that your company needs to immediately suspend all destruction of Electronically Stored Information (ESI) that could possibly relate to the issues in the suit. You also have to respond quickly to specific discovery requests seeking email, attachments, voice messages, text messages, calendar information, and IMs.

Are you prepared to quickly find, review, and place potentially responsive data on a litigation hold?

Where would you begin? ESI can reside anywhere in a corporate infrastructure--workstations, network share drives, USBs, CD/DVDs, home computers, and even iPods. Are you confident you can find and lock down everything needed? Or does the mere thought keep you awake at night?

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