This policy provides guidance to prepare for and comply with E-Discovery requirements in accordance with State University of New York Legal Proceeding Preparation (E-Discovery) Procedure, Document ...

Four cornerstone initiatives seek community contributors to advance global eDiscovery best practices This work invites ...

EDSPs help counsel and clients efficiently handle e-discovery Required e-discovery services vary from case to case Counsel should evaluate potential EDSPs before retention EDSP pricing structures vary ...

(This article was originally published on June 1, 2025. For a regularly updated version of this resource, see Limiting E-Discovery Costs in Federal Civil Litigation on Practical Law.) Generally, an ...

The U.S. approach to e-discovery is perhaps best encapsulated by one key principle in its Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: A party must preserve documents when it reasonably anticipates litigation.

For several years now, there's been a lot of talk about e-discovery moving into the cloud. The cloud promise is attractive: cost-savings, centralized management, no on-premise hardware or software.

When I was a young e-discovery attorney, I would tell the (not e-discovery) associates and partners whom I worked with that "if I can learn this, you can learn this" and state that my goal was to ...

Given that litigation is consistently on the rise, regulatory bodies continue to ramp up investigations, and local law enforcement is increasingly aware of the ease at which it can source evidence ...

In general, discovery refers to the overall process, whereas computer forensics is concerned with specific procedures and technical interpretation of discovered data. An important factor in electronic ...

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