E-Discovery

E-Discovery

Rachel Teisch | OpenText™

Collection is often considered the most technically rigorous and complex phase of e-discovery—it involves the acquisition of potentially relevant electronically stored information (ESI) from native sources into an eDiscovery platform for investigation or review. Collection is also the stage at which large and unexpected risks, time delays and unnecessary costs can quickly spiral out of control.

E-Discovery

Rachel Teisch | OpenText™

Seven strategies for effective oversight over e-discovery processes and spend.

E-Discovery

Rachel Teisch | OpenText™

Today, litigation, investigations and regulatory compliance regularly involve hundreds of thousands, or more, of documents that need to be reviewed. In most cases, the clock is ticking. Corporate legal teams, unable to handle the sheer volume of documents requiring review, parse the project out to contract attorneys, their lead litigation counsel or both.