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ARTICLE · 26 APRIL 2024

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Conducting The Investigation: Collecting Records

Internal investigations demand a comprehensive approach to data collection and management to ensure a sound and legally defensible process.

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Internal investigations demand a comprehensive approach to data collection and management to ensure a sound and legally defensible process. Inadequate records collection practices may result in the loss or destruction of crucial evidence, whether through deliberate actions or unintentional oversights. Such circumstances compromise the integrity of the investigation, exposing the organization to potential adverse legal consequences, reputational damage, or financial loss. In Part 4 of Focus on Investigations, we consider best practices to guide your organization through this critical process.

Understand the organization's data collection and preservation practices

The initial consideration in document collection and management involves a comprehensive understanding of your organization's current practices. This includes identifying what data is archived, where it is stored and in what format, and how long it is retained.

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