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Value of digital discovery

  • Steven Burgess
    May 17 2008, 10:17 PM
    Nearly all documents currently created start on a computer and leave remnants and previous drafts behind. What is the cost / benefit of pursuing these resources?

  • Christopher Spizzirri
    Apr 23 2009, 04:07 PM
    It depends on the type of case, but in more and more cases the issue is beyond cost-benefit analysis. It's a necessity. The bulk of discoverable information now exists electronically. Not pursuing electronically stored information (ESI) may amount to malpractice in many areas of law. In those areas then, the cost of not pursuing ESI will likely be loss of case and may be loss of license to practice law.

  • Zeb Advocate
    Jul 04 2011, 12:23 PM
    cant esi be used in evidence?


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