eDiscovery Process Design
Daticon EED's eDiscovery Process Design practice helps clients develop an enterprise-wide legal discovery strategy. By integrating a comprehensive, standardized process, our clients:
- Minimize risk and reduce costs
- Win back control from outside counsel
- Comply with federal rules
Minimize Risk & Reduce Costs
By developing an internal corporate process to standardize eDiscovery protocols, our clients reduce the cost and legal risk of electronic discovery. Leveraging our decades of combined legal, technology and eDiscovery experience, our process design practice addresses the complex interrelationship of records management, e-mail archiving and compliance with new Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
Unlike more ad hoc solutions, our complete solution combines our proven, enterprise-wide eDiscovery process design with our world-class processing, hosted review and production services. This integrated approach allows you to win back control of your eDiscovery process from outside counsel.
Our consultants work closely with key stakeholders in corporate legal, IT and affected business units to analyze the way data is handled and understand how the business interacts with its IT infrastructure. After identifying potential risks, Daticon EED works with stakeholders to build a process model that can be used across the company, worldwide, by employees as well as the external parties that interact with them.
Comply with Federal Rules
Given the current state of electronic discovery and recent changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, many organizations need help understanding their records management, document retention and IT risks. In addition to helping clients assess litigation readiness and minimize potential risks, Daticon EED process design services bring clients into compliance with new federal rules that require disclosure of electronic discovery processes at the start of litigation. Daticon EED helps companies achieve the best possible strategic position before a case begins.
Contact us for more information about our eDiscovery process design practice, or download our eDiscovery Process Design Practice datasheet.
