A Fortune 100 services and manufacturing company generates thousands of contracts from its various business units on an annual basis. The paper, which ranges in value from thousands to millions of dollars, is primarily customer-business contracts, leases, vendor agreements and a host of other documents that require the legal department’s review. The sheer volume makes reviewing all of the contracts impossible, and sending the contracts to outside counsel is not financially practical.
The Case for eDiscovery Managed Services

We are long past the Information Age - we are now living in the era of Big Data. Data is generated by new technologies daily, stored in more formats than ever before, and replicated in more places than many organizations can effectively keep track of.
All of this exploding data is subject to different retention policies and regulations. But there is one thing ALL of it has in common: Any or all of it could be relevant in a litigation.
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1Key takeaways from the white paper.
How savvy legal teams are moving to a single eDiscovery platform
How legal teams are keeping data together
Innovative methods for reducing litigation costs
New approaches to minimizing data risks
The Case for eDiscovery Managed Services covers topics ranging from the problem of risk, distributed data, cost management, economies of scale, predictability and more to help you begin to assess your own BYOD policies.
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88%
of lawyers in the U.S. are white
Legal lacks diversity.
3Distributed data creates multiple avenues of vulnerability
Data, once handed over to even a single provider, quickly grows, multiples and spreads. Along with the data, so too does the risk.