Summary
Managing eDiscovery matters without a plan is like trying to navigate a major city without directions – chaotic, inefficient, and unlikely to get you where you wanted to go. As eDiscovery projects have become more complex, so has managing them. Taking the time to scope and plan before you begin will help you understand where you need to go and how best to get there. This practice guide will equip you with the knowledge you need to minimize chaos, costs and risks, while maximizing eDiscovery project outcomes.
In this Practice Guide
- Initial scoping activities
- Strategies for investigation
- Checklists for each planning activity
Key Insights
- The benefits of project planning
- The importance of defining roles
- The potential impact of expert help
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