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The Perils of Self-Collection

By Farrell Fritz P.C. on September 13, 2018
Posted in ESI, Metadata, Sanctions, Spoliation

“Self-collection” refers to the situation in which the custodians of information potentially relevant to a legal proceeding undertake to identify and collect that information on their own and provide the collected content to counsel.

The typical self-collection situation involves some limited instruction or oversight from counsel (in-house or outside).  For example, outside counsel issues a litigation hold notice identifying various…
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