During litigation, parties seek information from each other - this is called the "discovery phase" - so that they can better ascertain the facts of a case or better develop their claims or defenses as the dispute moves toward trial in state or federal court. Electronic discovery, or E-discovery, involves identifying, retaining, and producing information that exists in electronic form (rather than only in hard copy) in that discovery phase.
Preparing for E-Discovery [PDF] NACUANOTE by Wendy Butler Curtis and Caroline M. Mew (reprinted with permission).
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