There are many ways to ensure that e-discovery does not lead to excessive costs when coming up with a strategy to retain healthcare records.
E-discovery costs in litigation or during an audit can total as much as $30,000 per gigabyte—based on a study from the Minnesota Journal of Law, Science & Technology. Costs can also increase if irrelevant data goes into litigation. For instance, 1,000 pages are on average preserved for every page that is entered as an exhibit.
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