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e-discovery

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(Electronic-DISCOVERY) Relevant evidence in a court case that resides in electronic form. It includes all types of electronic files, including Web pages, e-mail correspondence, as well as database, word processing and spreadsheet files.

Faster than Manual Coding
Compiling electronic evidence is much faster than manual coding from paper documents as has been common in the past. Meta-data such as date, from, to and type of document can be extracted automatically from electronic files in order to create an evidence database.
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According to the April 20, 2007 Gartner report, Cost of E-Discovery Threatens to Skew Justice System, "The use of technology, especially e-mail and the Internet, has changed the legal discovery environment.
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According to the April 20, 2007 Gartner report, Cost of E-Discovery Threatens to Skew Justice System, "The use of technology, especially email and the Internet, has changed the legal discovery environment.
Mimosa Systems Brings Seminar on Best Practices for Email Retention ... by Business Wire
According to the April 20, 2007 Gartner report, Cost of E-Discovery Threatens to Skew Justice System, "The use of technology, especially e-mail and the Internet, has changed the legal discovery environment.
Mimosa Systems Hosts Best Practices Seminar for Email Retention and ... by Business Wire
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