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eDiscovery: A Costly Practice and a Lucrative Career
Both litigants and judges have continuously bemoaned the escalating expense and complexity of eDiscovery processes in recent years – and for good reason. Although clear solutions have been slow to develop, there is a fair amount of consensus that... -
The Time for Reactive eDiscovery has Come and Gone
When regulatory sanctions or civil lawsuits require companies to reproduce their records, they are no longer looking in desk drawers and file cabinets. -
eDiscovery Compliance Just Got Harder – Are You Ready?
E-mails are no longer the most commonly requested documents in eDiscovery requests. Files and documents now top the list of types of data companies must produce to meet eDiscovery requests, followed by database or application data. Facing this challenge... -
4 Critical Aspects to eDiscovery Readiness
Increasingly, IT has partial—if not full responsibility—for the collection and preservation of data for eDiscovery purposes. So, with the eDiscovery ball in your court, how can you make your organization’s eDiscovery preparedness efforts a success? -
Social Media, Compliance and the Law: Part 3
The challenges of managing social media data to meet compliance and legal requirements can be daunting, especially as many companies are still struggling to understand how to incorporate these emerging requirements. And even after you understand your business requirements,... -
4 Reasons You Need a Retention Policy
Creating and implementing a good data retention policy is not as straightforward as it seems. But the answer to the question of whether or not you need one is clear. Here are 4 reasons you need a retention policy. -
How Sampling Can Reduce Your eDiscovery Burden
eDiscovery requests can overwhelm even the most organized IT department. One way to lighten the load for all parties involved in the eDiscovery process in a case is by using sampling. -
The Top Five Blog Posts for January
Once again, I thought it would be nice to hightlight the top five posts (according to traffic) from January, just in case you missed them. -
By Any Name, ECA Means eDiscovery Savings
Whether ECA means Early Case Assessment or Early Cost Assessment or Early Content Analysis, its ability to reduce the amount of data that needs to be reviewed during e-discovery has one meaning to lawyers: savings in time and money. -
How Tape Storage Will Change in 2011
Will 2011 be the year of tape? New technologies are giving tape users reason to cheer in the new year.