Today, almost all business communications are created and stored electronically, and subject to legal discovery regardless of format. This wholesale shift means that traditional paper-based litigation practices and discovery have disappeared and electronic data discovery is here to stay. Through pioneering work to systematically parse and aggregate massive volumes of information, Big Data analytics have provided corporations with greater insight into case dynamics without attorney review of each electronic record subject to discovery.
As terabytes of data amass on servers worldwide, corporations of all sizes must grasp the very real risks and benefits of the current EDD landscape. Because massive volumes of sensitive information can be subject to discovery in an instant, a plan—and the necessary tools—must be in place.
Retention Policies and Litigation Readiness
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