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- Date: November 12, 2008
- Time: 2:00 p.m. ET
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Taking Control of eDiscovery
Most companies treat eDiscovery matters as stand-alone events and in a reactive rather than proactive way. Given the hundreds of legal and regulatory matters and millions of documents that companies handle each year, this practice can cripple core business activities and drive up risk and costs while IT teams scramble to meet tight document review and production deadlines.
Is it possible for corporations to take control of these processes with so many discoverable documents and so many parties involved? The answer is yes. Leading companies have started to address this issue by implementing repeatable, defensible business processes that make eDiscovery more predictable, measurable, and minimally invasive to their businesses.
Join George Socha, InsideCounsel and CaseCentral for a discussion about the steps that these organizations have taken to take control of eDiscovery. We’ll explain both the business and technology implications for supporting faster response times, higher accuracy, and consistency across cases and law firms.