eDiscovery - Rule 26(f)
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Rule 26(f) requires parties meet as soon as practicable in regards to information discovery to discuss any issues relating to preserving discoverable information.
Producing parties must come to the table prepared to candidly discuss steps taken to preserve any sources of potentially discoverable evidence. Information
must be produced either in a form or forms which it is ordinarily maintained, or in a form or forms that are reasonably usable.
SearchIn - The eDiscovery Solution for Rule 26(f)
SearchIn allows organizations to rapidly sift through mountains of electronic data during the discovery
process. Searching of electronically stored documents can be performed with keywords, and search queries can be targeted down to specific metadata fields,
file attributes, or file content. Search query results can then be acted on immediately to tag, protect and archive critical electronic data.
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SearchIn allows organizations to protect and archive electronic data throughout the discovery
process. Search query results can be acted on immediately to tag, protect and archive critical electronic data.
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BlackBall's SearchIn family of products can easily manage all of your rich media and/or unstructured file types. The
SearchIn unstructured database is tightly coupled with a file management system, and search engine technology so you can find any data any where, while
keeping track of the relationships between different sets of data.
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