Plenty has been written on both sides of the preserve-in-place debate. The preservation duty in e-discovery, though, continues to be a root cause of sanctions and other trouble for litigants when ...
Earlier this month, Gartner published its third annual MarketScopeFor E-Discovery Product Vendors. Written by Debra Logan, Whit Andrews, and John Bace, the report is an excellent survey of this ...
In the recent past, the amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) have recorded high expenses and increasing amount of litigation scopes.
Investigation during a litigation program looks for features that can speed up the discovery phase and create an efficient system to accomplish the objectives. In today’s techno savvy world, ...
As per Wikipedia discovery is defined as “the pre-trial phase in a lawsuit in which each party through the law of civil procedure can request documents and other evidence from other parties or ...
Success in litigation support needs coordination, planning and innovation before and after the suit is filed. It is essential to efficiently develop document management and the retention systems that ...
In layman’s terms discovery is the process of reviewing, analyzing, producing and accessing data at the time of civil legal actions. The primary objective is to attain data that would prove to ...
We must be all aware of this famous phrase that says “ If it's not writing, it didn’t happen”. This is one of the primary tenet on which corporate investigations and other ...
The result of technological innovation is the electronic form of storage and transfer of data and information. Though this has helped the organizations store vast amounts of data as compared to the ...
In elementary terms litigation support involves precise conversions of written reports, diskettes and any other kind of files to a retrievable form that the users can access from digital files.