Most information that a corporation generates or stores today is in electronic format. When corporations enter the discovery stage in litigation, they are required to produce huge volumes of this electronic information to the opponent.
Corporations do not want to provide an opponent with irrelevant information that can spawn new litigation or sensitive information that is subject to the attorney-client privilege or work product doctrine. For these reasons and others, corporations hire lawyers to review their documents for privilege and relevance prior to producing their documents to the opponent. They also use various technologies to try to make document review efficient, consistent and accurate.
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