How to Develop Efficient E-Discovery Systems  By Scott A. Kane
 |  Posted 2011-03-04 Email Print this article Print  In today's
digital environment, e-discovery is a standard and frequently
challenging part of the modern litigation process. Given the
ever-increasing volume of electronically stored information, the
preservation, collection and review of documents is often the
most expensive part of the litigation process. Here, Knowledge
Center contributor Scott A. Kane explains how to manage these
tasks to ensure that discovery obligations are not only met, but
are done so in a reasonable, efficient and cost-effective
manner.  Among large corporations that are serial litigants,
there is growing recognition of the proactive need to implement
consistent and reproducible e-discovery systems in their
organization before-not after-they face significant e-discovery
obligations in litigation. While the commitment is significant
in terms of the time and effort required to implement and
maintain such e-discovery syste