Information technology processes are not just for when things go wrong, but instead if a vital asset in effectively managing a plethora of data in the discovery process
Today’s litigators face a high bar for e-discovery and steep consequences if they don’t meet these standards. As the recently-amended Federal Rules of Civil Procedure stipulate, firms must present relevant electronically stored information (ESI) to opposing counsel in a “reasonably usable form” and risk sanctions for noncompliance. The amended rules affirm the necessity of streamlined e-discovery and have led firms to examine their existing practices. To ensure compliance with e-discovery standards, many firms are pursuing e-discovery solutions that offer resources like auto-redaction, advanced search and document conversion.
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