ACEDS Chapter 3| Questions and Answers with complete solution
PRESERVATION - As soon as a party reasonably anticipates litigation (or a similar event, such as a governmental investigation) over a subject, that party has an immediate obligation to preserve both hard copy materials and electronically stored information ("ESI" When a party "reasonably anticipates" litigation is judged on a case-by-case basis - True - can be before litigation The costs associated with preservation, however, are much less significant than the cost of collecting, reviewing, and producing ESI - - True POTENTIAL LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF FAILING TO PRESERVE ESI - Claims of spoliation Four major types of sanctions - not to preserve - 1. Monetary, 2. Adverse instructions 3. Limiting of claims 4. Default judgement/dismissal. IDENTIFYING SOURCES OF ELECTRONICALLY STORED INFORMATION - 1. Identify sources of ESI - Need person to collect or outside person - keep records of when and why Non-custodial sources (i.e. those not held by a specific individual) - Databases and shared resources by interviewing key employees LEGAL HOLD IMPLEMENTATION PLAN - legal hold plan will be a written set of instructions that is created in the abstract (that is, before actual litigation arises), and applied uniformly across all matters.Subject matter: - notice should outline the subject matter of the dispute or investigation that has given
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