Legal Technology ::

Making sure that e-mail, files and records are available for legal discovery is a broad requirement. How one complies will be defined by the demands put on your company by outside groups, but also by any advice given you by your legal counsel. For example, complying with subpoena that requires five (5) to fifteen (15) employee emails for up to one (1) year could easily generate 20,000 emails; that differs from a subpoena that requires hold of all company officer communications. In either case, one must understand how messaging data fits in your company's broader Archive System for Information Governance™.

A legal technology solution framework refers to the Business and IT infrastructure your organization will or has implemented to address current subpoenas or case law. The framework includes journaling specific business-data classes; such as documents, email, instant messaging, faxes and possibly telephone communications. In addition, retaining, securing, discovering and ultimately disposing the data after it is retained. Finally, the framework must offer extensive information searching, exporting, redacting and linking meta-data.

Your company or agency has unique requirements; don’t be caught off guard by not having an Information Governance™ Legal Technology. Settle down with Overtone First Call™.

The First Call™ Advantage

First Call™ pays off immediately, because you won’t have to back track. When you believe that a data request is too large, unmanageable and you are resource constrained, use the First Call™ Advantage. Under non-disclosure/client-attorney privilege, run the project by one of our experts. We understand stages within electronic data discovery so well; we can provide value to you through our initial advice about which approach to pursue. Through project planning and management, we can help you prove your position with your data and ultimately win your argument.

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