Many legal departments have significant concerns about how to handle data when called upon to do so for litigation or regulatory response. Many in-house lawyers consider that their company policies and procedures in this area are unclear and unworkable, with less than one in five aware of the existence of policies for collecting and processing data. According to our recent survey of more than 200 senior in-house lawyers, half of respondents admit to being concerned about the legal department's ability to find data.
January 13, 2010 at 06:09 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
While in-house lawyers believe they are able to quickly produce data for litigation if called upon, many companies’ data retrieval systems are far from ready. Alex Dunstan-Lee offers solutions
Many legal departments have significant concerns about how to handle data when called upon to do so for litigation or regulatory response.
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