Save and Protect: Okla. Businessmen Form Company to Preserve Electronic Records
Wilkerson, April, THE JOURNAL RECORD
Safeguarding a company's electronic evidence or getting it ready for trial can be daunting, even for the most technology-savvy business owner or attorney.
If litigation occurs, thousands of e-mails can be considered evidence, as well as multiple versions of the same document. When an attorney must sort through virtual mounds of electronic evidence for his or her review, the result is often less time spent on actual preparation for the case. For a business owner, peace of mind means having information properly preserved should litigation occur.
To provide a solution for those problems, a trio of Oklahoma businessmen with decades' worth of experience in digital …
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Article title: Save and Protect: Okla. Businessmen Form Company to Preserve Electronic Records.
Contributors: Wilkerson, April - Author.
Newspaper title: THE JOURNAL RECORD.
Publication date: February 7, 2011.
Page number: Not available.
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