Making E-Discovery As Low-Cost As Possible

David G. Oberdick, Esquire
dgo@muslaw.com

Consider the number of emails, documents, instant messages, texts, and other electronic data a company uses each day.

If a company later finds itself in a lawsuit, all or some portion of that information can become evidence in the case. During the “e-discovery” phase, attorneys and professional technology experts may have to sift through all the data, potentially leading to astronomical costs. A business that fails to properly preserve and organize the information can face serious court fines, or even worse, an adverse finding or verdict.

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