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litigation hold

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litigation hold
Retaining data that may be used in a legal action. A litigation hold, also called a "preservation order," overrides the normal storage management procedure and ensures that certain data are maintained intact from that point forward.


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Appendices provide sample systems overview provisions, records management policies, litigation hold procedure provisions, and corporate representative deposition questions.
7 is the first and only archiving solution to provide comprehensive, integrated functionality to ensure that records pertaining to a specific case or cases are preserved and managed, in line with litigation hold orders, and that an auditable chain of custody supports testimony requirements.
However, as John Isaza's feature on e-discovery describes, managers are struggling to understand the scope of the information to put on litigation hold.
 
 
 
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