The ubiquity of e-discovery is undeniable. Data storage surrounds us — in our workplaces, our cars, our homes, when we go out to dinner, even on vacation. In all these places, we use devices that record and store data; some will find its way onto networks and some may not.
As a result, data management and e-discovery have become critical to businesses for managing and controlling litigation costs — as well as for using electronic records effectively in litigation and at trial.
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