FOCUS COLUMN
By Ned N. Isokawa, Katharine Chao and Sean D. Unger
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The year is 2006. You are the general counsel of a company who has just been hit with a major federal lawsuit. It is clear from the allegations that the plaintiffs will seek expansive discovery, discovery that will require your outside counsel to spend hours rummaging through every manager's hard drive, back-up drive ...
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