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The secret to efficient data gathering is to have a system in place. This means you'll (1) Create an inventory of data sources, (2) Categorize the data based on format, content, sensitivity level, etc., (3) Assign an owner/steward to each file, and (4) Protect valuable file metadata.

Use our simple guide to handling files for a lawsuit, and learn how to identify, collect, and organize crucial documents -- both digital and physical. Plus, read about an affordable tool that will simplify the whole process.

Cut costs by focusing on these basics: (1) Explore what the lawsuit is actually about, (2) Invest in the right lawyer, (3) Discuss costs upfront & ask for discounts, (4) Create a system to manage your documents, emails, deadlines, etc., (5) Look for low-cost legal tools.

There's a lot to do when you're facing a lawsuit and not much time to do it. So, here's how to prep for it (and the process of 'eDiscovery') in advance to save time and money.

Use this 10-step checklist for your eDiscovery productions. It covers culling, tagging, privilege, sharing, and more.