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Market Wizards. S Oscar Garrido. Ralph Vince. By Laxxuss. Digital Photography Techniques. A strong, defensible e-discovery process requires close collaboration between a company's legal and IT teams, a professional odd couple if there ever was one. Some describe the two as "speaking different languages. We could go on and on and list other common complaints and challenges, but the bottom line is that e-discovery is hard work.
And, guess what? It's only getting harder as ESI becomes exponentially more diverse, voluminous, and widespread. But have no fear, we're here to help. That's entirely up to you. The next section of the guide explores the e-discovery process in general. You are also welcome to jump to any of the specific sections listed below. We hope you enjoy the journey.
The Basics of E-Discovery 2 nd Edition. Law firms and legal departments need eDiscovery because they are required to produce relevant ESI sources.
The eDiscovery findings are exchanged between parties involved in a lawsuit. Because eDiscovery is a critical legal and regulatory obligation, it is usually included in information governance programs.
It also includes any type of data from social media, instant messaging platforms or smartphone apps. That means that every tweet or Facebook post can be used as evidence in court.
Many types of ESI are challenging to deal with from a discovery perspective. Emails are a good example. Legal requests often require relevant emails to be produced, but the high volume, lack of structure and distributed nature of this type of data makes enabling eDiscovery a real challenge for organizations.
Another important part of electronic data is the metadata embedded in electronic files.
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