aiim ottawa - stephen ludlow - ediscovery in canada

48
Stephen Ludlow May 17, 2011 eDiscovery in Canada Rev 2.0 01102010 Copyright © Open Text Corporation. All rights reserved.

Upload: cheryl-mckinnon

Post on 16-Jan-2015

1.064 views

Category:

Business


1 download

DESCRIPTION

Presentation from Stephen Ludlow, OpenText, on eDiscovery trends in Canada. For AIIM Ottawa (First Canadian Chapter) May 16, 2011

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Stephen Ludlow

May 17, 2011

eDiscovery in Canada

Rev 2.0 01102010 Copyright © Open Text Corporation. All rights reserved.

Page 2: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada
Page 3: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

26% have undiscriminating policies on deletion of all emails, 23% keep everything just in case and 31% have no policies or non-enforced policies. The remainder either manually or automatically declare important emails as records and delete the others.

Page 4: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Slide 4

Page 5: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada
Page 6: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

eDiscovery in Canada

eDiscovery in Government

Listeriosis Investigative Review

Copyright © Open Text Corporation. All rights reserved. Slide 6

Page 7: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Copyright © Open Text Corporation. All rights reserved. Slide 7

Collection

Per custodian - $300 - $1000

Spoliation of Metadata

Completeness

Processing

Extraction of metadata and attachments for review

5M pages - 70 GB

70GB x $1000/GB

Review

Legal Review v Audit

Legal Review = $1-$2/page

Page 8: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

eDiscovery in Government

“....the late disclosure throws into question whether the commissioner has received

everything he needs from the RCMP, and argued that the

closing submissions should be delayed so the RCMP officers

involved can be called to testify about the email and a full review of the disclosure process can be completed.”

Copyright © Open Text Corporation. All rights reserved. Slide 8

“The email was apparently overlooked by federal government lawyers in the thousands of pages of documents received from the RCMP on CD-ROMs during the inquiry.”

Page 9: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

eDiscovery in Canada The Pension Committee of the University of Montreal Pension Plan, et al. v. Banc of America Securities LLC

Canada played its own small part in one of the seminal rulings on spoliation in 2010

Page 10: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada
Page 11: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Copyright © Open Text Corporation. All rights reserved. Slide 11

Corporate Response Information Governance

Gain control of information growth through archiving and disposition

Classification of information is critical

Insourcing eDiscovery Activities In-source eDiscovery activities to

reduce costs

Defensibly perform Litigation Holds to reduce risk of court fines and sanctions

Collection and Processing

Reduce volume being sent for review

Page 12: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Copyright © Open Text Corporation. All rights reserved. Slide 12

Page 13: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada
Page 14: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Copyright © Open Text Corporation. All rights reserved. Slide 14

Page 15: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Copyright © Open Text Corporation. All rights reserved. Slide 15

AIIM International Email Management ROI Calculator

Page 16: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Slide 16

Volume Based Cost Collection

Processing

Review

Storage

Copyright © Open Text Corporation. All rights reserved.

Slide 16

Volume Related Risk

Errors and omissions

Spoliation and Smoking Guns

Time pressures

Per GB

Per Page

Per Document

Per Custodian

Page 17: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Slide 17

Data

Growth Compound

IDC Enterprise Disk Storage Consumption Model report released Oct 25, 2008

of

Page 18: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada
Page 19: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

The Impact of Disposition

Slide 19

61.7% CAGR predicted for unstructured data

IDC Enterprise Disk Storage Consumption Model report released Oct 25, 2008

Page 20: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

The Impact of Disposition

Slide 20

61.7% CAGR predicted for unstructured data

IDC Enterprise Disk Storage Consumption Model report released Oct 25, 2008

Page 21: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

The Impact of Disposition

Slide 21

61.7% CAGR predicted for unstructured data

IDC Enterprise Disk Storage Consumption Model report released Oct 25, 2008

Page 22: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

The Impact of Disposition

Slide 22

61.7% CAGR predicted for unstructured data

IDC Enterprise Disk Storage Consumption Model report released Oct 25, 2008

Page 23: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Slide 23

Page 24: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Copyright © Open Text Corporation. All rights reserved. Slide 24

Index Classify Store Dispose Secure Retain Capture

Page 25: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Slide 25

End-Users

Page 26: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Copyright © Open Text Corporation. All rights reserved. Slide 26

C-Suite

Page 27: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

The New Battleground

Page 28: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Slide 28

Page 29: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada
Page 30: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada
Page 31: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada
Page 32: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada
Page 33: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Similar to the EDRM, the IMRM could become a standard against which vendors position their products

It also provides a good model to examine Open Text Archiving benefits

Copyright © Open Text Corporation 2008 - 2009. All rights reserved. Slide 33

Page 34: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Copyright © Open Text Corporation. All rights reserved. Slide 34

Page 35: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Slide 35

Page 36: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

eDiscovery in the Enterprise

Slide 36

Use the Archive to Apply In-Place Litigation Holds Disposition of ESI must be suspended until all litigation holds are removed

Search-based application of Litigation Hold

Not All Content Lives in the Archive Search & Collection of content at risk in disparate Enterprise Sources is required

Interface with content on Litigation Hold in the Archive

Reduce the Volume of Content Sent for Review to Reduce Costs Cull on collect

Cull content on hold prior to export

Deduplicate and Process Content to further reduce costs

Page 37: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Potential Cost Savings in eDiscovery

o Defensibly reduce the universe of content in the Enterprise through disposition using RM

o Reduce eDiscovery and storage costs

Slide 37

1 TB

500 GB

300 GB

200 GB

75 GB

15 GB

Preservation

Collection

Search Categorized and Culled

De-Dupe, Near De-Dupe

Reviewed

Produced

Information Management

Enterprise Content

Page 38: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Potential Cost Savings in eDiscovery

o Broad preservation in Archive can reduce risk of sanctions and adverse inference

o Archived content can be preserved at little to no cost

o Preservation of uncontrolled content based on only relevant information

Slide 38

1 TB

500 GB

300 GB

200 GB

75 GB

15 GB

Preservation

Collection

Search Categorized and Culled

De-Dupe, Near De-Dupe

Reviewed

Produced

Information Management

Enterprise Content

Page 39: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Potential Cost Savings in eDiscovery

o Reduce or eliminate manual collection

o Reduce burden on IT

o Reduce dependency on service providers

o Collect only relevant information

Slide 39

1 TB

500 GB

300 GB

200 GB

75 GB

15 GB

Preservation

Collection

Search Categorized and Culled

De-Dupe, Near De-Dupe

Reviewed

Produced

Information Management

Enterprise Content

Page 40: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Potential Cost Savings in eDiscovery

o Use specialized search and reporting capabilities to analyze and understand content

o Defensibly further reduce the content to be sent for review

Slide 40

1 TB

500 GB

300 GB

200 GB

75 GB

15 GB

Preservation

Collection

Search Categorized and Culled

De-Dupe, Near De-Dupe

Reviewed

Produced

Information Management

Enterprise Content

Page 41: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Potential Cost Savings in eDiscovery

o Eliminate duplicate documents while maintaining chain of custody

o Reduce the volume of documents sent for review

o Ensure documents are only reviewed once

Slide 41

1 TB

500 GB

300 GB

200 GB

75 GB

15 GB

Preservation

Collection

Search Categorized and Culled

De-Dupe, Near De-Dupe

Reviewed

Produced

Information Management

Enterprise Content

Page 42: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Potential Cost Savings in eDiscovery

o Reduce or eliminate processing costs

o Review is the single greatest cost associated to eDiscovery - accounting for up to 80% of cost

o Insourcing some review and develop strategic vendor relationships

Slide 42

1 TB

500 GB

300 GB

200 GB

75 GB

15 GB

Preservation

Collection

Search Categorized and Culled

De-Dupe, Near De-Dupe

Reviewed

Produced

Information Management

Enterprise Content

Page 43: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Copyright © Open Text Corporation. All rights reserved. Slide 43

Page 44: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Copyright © Open Text Corporation. All rights reserved. Slide 44

What is the volume of litigation in the corporation?

How much do we want to in-source?

Do we have policies in place?

Stakeholder buy-in?

Do we have the internal expertise?

Page 45: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada
Page 46: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada

Copyright © Open Text Corporation. All rights reserved. Slide 46

Page 47: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada
Page 48: AIIM Ottawa - Stephen Ludlow - eDiscovery in Canada