New technologies create new challenges for lawyers when it comes to e-discovery, and Microsoft’s Windows 7 is no exception. Here are three potential problems:
Libraries: Windows 7 (W7) introduces the concept of libraries. To put it simply, a library brings together files and folders from various locations and displays them to the user as a single corpus of documents. The user defines what data to include in a library so they are logical representations of user content.
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