It all starts with preservation and retention…
A “litigation hold” doesn’t just signal the beginning of a discovery process. It creates an immediate responsibility for the preservation and retention of data.
Trust our team of data forensics experts
Per the December 2006 amendments to the FRCP, Rule 26(f) now requires that the parties discuss issues relating to the preservation of discoverable information and the development of discovery plans at their meet and confer sessions. We can help you to be prepared. The burden to preserve data is very distinct from the burden to produce. Information must be preserved in its original electronic form. Our data forensics experts understand precisely what preservation and retention mean and know exactly the steps you must take to ensure your process and data are defensible.
We’ll walk you through a methodology for preservation that eliminates risks –
and headaches
We can work with all forms of electronic data, including email, office documents, images, instant messages, voicemail, text messages and video. And we’ll cover every potential storage location – from laptops, computers and servers, to PDAs, mobile phones, and even Ricoh scanning machines. You name it, we’ve probably preserved data from it. So the next time you hear litigation hold, call 415.392.2900.
“You guys did an outstanding job. Thanks for your help. I’ll be sure to recommend San Francisco Legal strongly in the future.”
P. H. | Attorney