Electronic Data Records Law | How to Win E-Discovery


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Author: Attorney Benjamin Wright is an adviser to Montreal-based Messaging Architects, specialists in e-mail compliance and risk management controls and services.

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Recent Posts from Electronic Data Records Law | How to Win E-Discovery


  • Electronic Mail Storage In-House or In the Cloud

    E-mail Archive Economics How expensive is it to store many terabytes of enterprise email so they are available for eDiscovery, internal control and purposes of institutional memory? The raw cost of data storage is dropping,…

  • E-mail Records: Friend or Foe?

    Electronic Mail Snippets Viewed in Context For honest people, email records can often be their best defense. Ask Matthew Tannin and Ralph Cioffi, former hedge fund managers for Bear Stearns. Their detailed email records persuaded…

  • FOIA Meets Electronic Mail

    Publish Internal Records on the Web? Freedom of Information Act requests will eventually motivate governments will publish on the web large portions of their official records, including the emails and text messages of officials and…

  • Treat Electronic Records the Same as Paper Records?

    In-house Local Government Counsel Sanctioned for Spoliation Courts seem more assertive in punishing electronic spoliation than they historically were in punishing the spoliation of paper documents. Many veteran lawyers will be astonished to hear that…

  • Whistleblowers and Digital Records Force Transparent Governance

    Public Disclosure Defuses Scandal Publish FOIA Response? Technology motivates any publicly accountable organization (nonprofit, corporation, government) to adopt a radically open style of governance. Owing to email, data logs, text messages and the like, the…