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ARTICLE · 23 AUGUST 2011

Ready for E-Discovery?

It’s hard to overstate the challenges presented by electronic discovery, as the amount of digital information stored by organizations swells to capacity. Drafting a plan can help you face the imminent deluge.

CanadaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
Dominic Jaar, KPMG Forensic
Dominic Jaar, KPMG Forensic

Previously published in Lexpert Magazine in June 2011

It's hard to overstate the challenges presented by electronic discovery, as the amount of digital information stored by organizations swells to capacity. Drafting a plan can help you face the imminent deluge

Over the past decade, as the amount of electronic information created and stored by organizations has grown, so have the challenges facing counsel and information technology specialists in responding to e-discovery demands. Counsel is further challenged by new procedural rules in the jurisdictions in which they practice or their organization operates.

Legal teams that understand their readiness for litigation and investigation are able to plan and manage the costs, time and risks associated with e-discovery. By developing a process with which to address electronic discovery, organizations can systematically manage complex discovery demands in a repeatable, defendable and scalable manner. Whether you

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