Bringing e-Discovery in-house? Four tips to get you started

With an increase in litigation and in costs for document review, more and more companies are considering bringing parts, if not all, of the eDiscovery process in house. Insourcing eDiscovery can give legal teams the opportunity to manage and review data prior to briefing an external law firm, provide more transparency with regards to costs and process, and skill up your in-house team in eDiscovery techniques and technologies.

However, with eDiscovery spanning from Information Governance to Data Collection and Forensic Analysis, Early Case Assessment, Document Review and Document Production, and with a plethora of available technologies in the market, understanding where and how to start can be overwhelming. Here are our four tips to get you started.