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Electronic Discovery and Records Management
Virtually all business information is now produced, stored and communicated in electronic format. The amount of electronically stored information generated by even small and medium sized businesses is enormous. Dramatic changes in technology in the last few years precipitated equally dramatic changes in conducting discovery.

Axley's Electronic Discovery and Records Management Team helps our clients manage the interface between new legal and information technology requirements. We assist our clients in developing cost-effective strategies and plans for responding to litigation and governmental investigations of all sizes that involve electronically stored information. Recent court decisions imposing millions of dollars in sanctions for the destruction of relevant electronically stored information underscore the importance of preserving and managing such information in the event litigation is foreseeable. Several high-profile cases demonstrated that electronically stored information and the discovery process can significantly impact the course and outcome of litigation.

Led by Attorney Timothy Edwards, our Electronic Discovery and Records Management Team knows the proper steps to take in handling electronic discovery. We assist our clients and other law firms in a number of areas, including:
  • Developing a data management preservation plan
  • Ensuring the data management plan will afford our clients with the protections available under the Safe Harbor provisions of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
  • Collecting and reviewing data in the event litigation becomes foreseeable
  • Developing litigation hold procedures
  • Evaluating and retraining consultants and experts for pre-litigation analysis and litigation support
  • Advising on document destruction policies for companies
Attorneys
Timothy Edwards tedwards@axley.com 608.260.2481
Saul Glazer sglazer@axley.com 608.260.2473
Daniel McAlvanah dmcalvanah@axley.com 608.260.2489