Electronic Discovery
eDiscovery Readiness
Depending on the size of your company and the extent of your electronic communications systems, the burden to produce eDiscovery during litigation can be very expensive and time consuming. An actual case need not even be filed for an employer to be obligated to preserve Electronically Stored Information (ESI) as evidence. FrontLine’s Certified Computer Forensic teams have created a “FrontLine Certified Process” to limit liability, enhance case potential, manage the high costs of litigation and maximize control in protecting your company’s information. Contact FrontLine-IS for a free gap analysis at: 888-300-0824.
eDiscovery when litigation is imminent
Never delete, copy or touch anything that could be deemed as ESI evidence! Whether you’re an attorney protecting your client, or a company looking for expertise to assist you, consult and retain a Computer Forensic expert immediately. The process of managing eDiscovery obligations and data preservation is a niche expertise that can be crucial to the success of your case. New Federal and State laws mandate how ESI should be handled in discovery and the technology required cannot be conducted by an IT generalist.
After Litigation is Commenced
A Forensic Expert is required at this point. You are now in litigation and have specific chain-of-custody protocols. The admissibility of ESI obtained in discovery may become a disputed issue. If the steps described above are followed, you can maximize the strength of your position. FrontLine has the processes and the technology to protect your position at all times.
Click here for a free eDiscovery Readiness White Paper
