E-discovery

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The most evident example of this is the ever-prevalent issue of E-discovery.

Legal Practice 2009
E-discovery involves responding to legal request for all documents pertaining to a particular topic.

Sorting through email archiving tools Logan G. Harbaugh 2010
The most evident example of this is the ever-prevalent issue of E-discovery.

Web resources 2008
The most evident example of this is the ever-prevalent issue of E-discovery.

Daily Record--Legal Currents Column 2008
The most evident example of this is the ever-prevalent issue of E-discovery.

Sui Generis--a New York law blog: 2008
The most evident example of this is the ever-prevalent issue of E-discovery.

Practicing Law in the 21st Century 2008
E-discovery vendors pulled in $2 billion in 2006 — and that figure is expected to double by 2009.

Winning the Lawsuit: Data Miners Dig for Dirt By John Bringardner 2008
However, with E-discovery it is mandatory; with knowledge management it is discretionary.

Knowledge Management and E-discovery 2008
E-discovery is firmly in the spotlight following the arrest of two former Bear Stearns fund managers yesterday for alleged securities fraud.

Archive 2008-06-01 2008
E-discovery vendors pulled in $2 billion in 2006 — and that figure is expected to double by 2009.

Winning the Lawsuit: Data Miners Dig for Dirt John Bringardner 2008