Technology assisted review (TAR), sometimes also called “predictive coding,” is a process used in discovery to speed up the review of documents and reduce the cost of document review. 

Email servers store a user’s email and users connect to the server using a computer or mobile device to read their email. 

One way to help identify individuals who possess ESI that may be relevant to a legal matter is to:

E-Discovery projects involve generally involve the following stages: Identification and Preservation, Collection, Processing, Review, and Production.

Which of the following are typical sources of ESI: 

When preparing for a document review it is essential to formulate a strategy for the review and develop a plan for executing on that strategy. 

When seeking discovery from an organization based in a foreign country, it is best to engage an attorney or other expert in the foreign nation.

You come from a family of gifted athletes. You and several other family members received athletic scholarships in college, and an uncle played professional baseball. You have tried to get your 18-month-old interested in kicking a small soccer ball. Although he wants to play with you and approaches the ball, he has not been able to kick it. After taking a developmental psychology course, you find that __________.

A legal hold is the process during which an organization is required to preserve and not delete information that is relevant to a pending or anticipated legal action. 

When using keyword search terms to identify ESI for processing, it is not necessary to test or refine search terms.