ESI is an acronym for :

The number of custodians involved in an e-discovery project has no impact on the cost of the project. 

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. 

It is not an acceptable practice to produce large volumes of ESI with no attempt to search for and withhold privileged information. 

De-duplication removes duplicate copies of documents from a data set.

De-duplication removes duplicate copies of documents from a data set.

When using Sanction 5, if a selected exhibit includes multiple pages, each page is listed separately in the Exhibit page list pane.

Document review is the most expense and time-consuming aspect of e-discovery. 

Document review is the most expense and time-consuming aspect of e-discovery. 

The concept of “cross-border discovery” relates to how documents are shared by parties to litigation across state border lines in the U.S. during discovery.