By Makai Fisher and Helen Streck
When it comes to e-discovery, changes in the law are happening at lightning speed. But too often, necessary changes in companies' records management programs lag behind. Although most companies have policies to accommodate paper records, such policies are antiquated. Using them in today's electronic world is like trying to put a square peg in a round hole. Even so, many organizations continue wit...
When it comes to e-discovery, changes in the law are happening at lightning speed. But too often, necessary changes in companies' records management programs lag behind. Although most companies have policies to accommodate paper records, such policies are antiquated. Using them in today's electronic world is like trying to put a square peg in a round hole. Even so, many organizations continue wit...
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