White Paper
Leveraging IT and
Electronic Discovery
Technology to Meet the
Expected Challenges
Posed by Recent Changes
to the Federal Rules of
Civil Procedure
Synopsis: When
it comes to electronic discovery, the process of
producing digital information as part of a legal
matter, ignorance is no longer bliss. The massive
volume of
enterprise data located in file systems, applications,
preprimary storage and archives can be, at any time,
discoverable. Recent amendments to the FRCP underscore the increasing
amount of legal matters that involve electronically stored
information. An overarching theme in the FRCP changes is the
need for organizations, especially general counsel, to
comprehend what information it has and where it is. This
insight can prove invaluable as parties negotiate conditions
of discovery and prepare strategies in support of
litigation. |
