DON’T IGNORE eDISCOVERY

DON’T NEGLECT THE LITIGATION HOLD

DON’T RELY ON CLIENTS/VENDORS

DON’T GOIT ALONE

ExpertsConsultantsServiceProviders

failing to adequately monitor, oversee and supervise data collection and preservation.

to help you.

ArticlesBlogsAnd More

There are eDiscovery

Counsel has a duty to supervise and there have been sanctions for

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DON’T RELYON CUSTODIANS

Self-preservation by custodiansis not a best practice,

5 DON’T NEGLECTTHE MEET & CONFER

To make the most of it, bring an expert/client rep and data map, and agree to the scope of litigation hold,production format, and timing of production.

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DON’T FORGETHOSTING AND CULLING 9 DON’T FORGET

ABOUT SOCIAL MEDIA 10

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DON’T FORGETTHE LOCAL RULES

DON’T FORGET A CLAW-BACK AGREEMENT 7 8

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10 DON’TS OF eDISCOVERY at lexisnexis.lookbookhq.com/10-Donts

as they may lack the experience or knowledge to do it properly.

Where the parties agree that if one party produces privileged information, the other party agrees to give it back.

eDiscovery is no longer just

about email, and social media

should be considered

throughout the litigation process.

10Don’ts of

eDiscovery

Is eDiscovery putting your practice, your clients, and yourself at risk? Learn the 10 Don’ts of eDiscovery to avoid the most common problems.

If you’re behind the learningcurve and not up-to-date on current laws, Best Practices, and rules of competency

You RiskYour Reputation SanctionsLagging Behind the Competition

As soon as there’s reasonable anticipation of litigation, issue a written litigation hold to stop document destruction.

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For certain circumstances, case data can be hosted through a hosted provider.

Some local courts have put limits on the scope of initial discovery.

Culling techniques, including de-NISTing and de-duping can help reduce the size of your document set.