Are you Ready?

eDiligent pioneers Discovery Compliance & Risk Management. Combining innovative technology, legal, business and information management expertise, we guide our clients devise, prepare or respond to legal-proceeding information requests.
Technology revolutionized the creation and retention of information.
We leverage our wide-ranging expertise and enable organizations respond or adopt action plans and manage Electronic Discovery. Engineering a definitive course of action, we assist our clients in responding to inquiries initiated by regulatory investigations and civil litigation. We drive solutions addressing e-discovery compliance concerns:

• Retention & Destruction policies
• Identification
• Preservation
• Collection 

We assess risk, diminish exposure, unify people with relevant information, decrease response-times and reduce operating costs. In today’s electronic age, it is crucial litigators and corporate counsel have established policies, procedures, and support services to ensure compliance with current e-discovery rulings, best practices, and requirements. Organizations should evaluate current systems, policies and procedures; determining limitations; and implement enhancements in the identification, management, and storage of electronically-stored-information (ESI).  

Are you in compliance?

In order to evaluate our degree of risk and compliance to current Discovery law and guidelines:

• Evaluate current policies, procedures, and communication methods with regard to the identification, management, and storage of ESI.
• Review historical precedents and current rulings, determine the current level of risk by evaluating the strengths and weaknesses present in existing discovery plans and vendor services.
• Finally, develop a comprehensive response plan clearly delineating areas of responsibility.
  

Is your Discovery Response Plan sound?

During your assessment process:

• Evaluate Discovery plans and all current procedures, as well as the procedures and services of related (outsourced services) third-parties  and vendors.
• Assess the technological environment and account for organizational, technical and logistical issues impacting effective data identification and collection.
• Obtain outside experts and assistance, validate and authenticate the level of effectiveness of your Discovery procedures, vendor selection, and activities.