Technology has revolutionized, among other things, the way people conduct business, store information and communicate with others. And, despite the many efficiencies and benefits of technology, a downside of this “revolution” is the creation of countless files that may later be subject to review and potential production during litigation /investigation proceedings. Indeed, even relatively small cases routinely involve the collection
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Document Preservation: Why Precision and Recall Matter
When one preserves and collects electronic data for a litigation, one typically casts a broad net. This, in turn, can result in the preservation and collection of a significant volume of documents that are not relevant to the dispute at hand. In an effort to identify the most likely relevant documents from the cache that has been broadly preserved and
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