• ESG White Paper

Responding to the Amended FRCP: New Rules, New Approaches

The Latest E-Discovery Technology Enables Powerful New Options for Organizations Seeking Greater Litigation Readiness

Litigation service providers have allowed organizations to become complacent when it comes to electronic discovery and, as such, many corporate legal teams frivolously spend money on processing the same data and are never prepared for the next inquiry when it arrives. While it is not expected that organizations will move away from leveraging the scale of legal service providers, there are several opportunities to improve electronic discovery processes with emerging technology solutions.

As the complexity of electronic data increases, new rules of discovery are necessitating a change in the way we approach E-Discovery. In this new white paper from Enterprise Strategy Group analyst, Brian Babineau, learn how new technology can help your organization comply with the new FRCP, control and manage costs and become “discovery ready” for any litigation or investigatory matter.

Download "New Rules, New Approaches" now and learn how your organization can benefit from a new approach to E-Discovery. Here are more of the key topics covered in this informative white paper:

  • Key catalysts behind the FRCP Changes
  • Why there's a need for change in existing eDiscovery processes
  • The impact of controlling litigation expenses
  • What it means to become "Litigation Ready"
  • Leveraging technology to drive e-discovery efficiencies
  • A modular approach to improving electronic discovery
  • The impactof early case assessment in determining strategy
  • Key benefits of an integrated electronic discovery software platform

Much of the information buried within the email messages of large corporate trials has remained inaccessible due to slow, error-prone manual review processes. MetaLINCS makes E-Discovery faster and more efficient, enabling investigators and corporate counsel to gain an early, accurate assessment of all electronic documents.”

Ramon Nunez, CEO

MetaLINCS