For the last decade, e-discovery has been the new frontier in litigation. There is a lot that can go wrong in this complicated multi-stage process, at this point of intersection between legal obligations, advanced technology, and litigation strategy.
As we embark on 2017, here are 17 tips for how to do things right, starting with steps you can take pre-litigation and then progressing through to the various stages of initiating legal holds, exchanging discovery requests and responses, collecting and hosting data, negotiating protocols and privilege protection, and engaging in document review and analysis.
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