EDI 2009 Hot Topics In Corporate E-Discovery-Risk Managment and Cost Control
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The document discusses strategies that four large companies - MMC, DuPont, State Farm, and Nationwide - used to reduce costs associated with electronic discovery. It describes how each company brought some or all of their e-discovery processes in-house to gain more control over costs. Key strategies included developing cross-functional e-discovery teams, creating centralized document repositories, partnering with offshore vendors for document review, and leveraging previously collected information across multiple cases.
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