Long before the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) were amended to address procedures relating to the management of electronically stored information, the common-law and statutory duties of data preservation served as benchmarks upon which to evaluate whether a party’s actions to preserve potentially responsive data were sufficient.

The amended FRCP have not changed those concepts, but they do highlight the challenges in applying them in a digital world—as this white paper from Daegis will examine.

Ann Marie Gibbs looks at the duty to preserve from several legal angles and concludes with more than a dozen industry best practices for data preservation.

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