Matter resolution is the most overlooked stage in ediscovery; the traditional Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) ignores it completely. Unlike ongoing cases that demand attention with their time-sensitive needs, there are no deadlines associated with closing cases. So, matter resolution falls to the bottom of the pile, where, more often than not, it doesn’t get done.
Inadequate case closure creates risks — and increases the cost of future discovery — through the retention of unnecessary data.
In this guide we'll dive into five steps you should complete after the case ends:
Inadequate case closure creates risks — and increases the cost of future discovery — through the retention of unnecessary data.
In this guide we'll dive into five steps you should complete after the case ends:
- Release Legal Holds
- Return Data to Standard Record Retention Cycle
- Get Data Back From Vendors, Outside Counsel, and Others
- Spread the Word
- Gather and Assess Analytics for Continuous Process Improvement
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