Legal hold defensibility is a routine topic of discussion among legal professionals, owing to hold complexity and lack of guidance from the judiciary. The proposed (likely to be accepted) FRCP e-discovery amendments attempt to add clarity by creating a new threshold for e-discovery sanctions, requiring parties to “take reasonable steps to preserve information." But what do “reasonable steps" look like in practice and how can organizations adequately prepare? Since it serves as the foundation for e-discovery defensibility, the legal hold process is a great place to start.
In this on-demand webcast, industry experts will share perspectives on creating a legal hold process that will stand up to evolving FRCP standards. They will discuss:
- Emerging preservation challenges and how they can be overcome with reasonable practices
- How legal hold automation and reporting can help promote consistency, efficiency and defensibility
- Technology advancements that support the complete preservation process
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