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Forensics Consulting Solutions and RenewData Form Partnership to Offer Litigation Readiness Services

By Brad Jenkins

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Austin, TX and Phoenix, AZ ? October 16, 2008 - RenewData, a leading provider of e-discovery and electronically stored information risk management (ESIRM?) services and Forensic Consulting Solutions (FCS), a premier provider of e-discovery solutions, today announced they have formed a partnership to offer E-Discovery and Backup Tape Liability Management services to the legal and corporate community. The partnership combines the e-discovery and media extraction and processing expertise of RenewData with the e-discovery and consulting services of Forensic Consulting Solutions to provide proactive litigation readiness services that will assist organizations in such matters as implementing legally defensible information management rules, determining ESI retention policies, managing ESI in litigation and pre and post-merger integration planning.

The services provided by the two organizations will include RenewData's Backup Tape Liability Management (BTLM?) offering along with FCS' Litigation Readiness and Electronic Discovery Consulting services. An organization's often large inventories of historical data are likely their most at-risk data when faced with litigation and investigations. RenewData's Backup Tape Liability Management Service evaluates the content of historical media to determine the retention obligations of the data based on the organization's legal, regulatory, or retention management requirements. Once the data is identified, organizations can apply legal holds and retention policies to the data, while eliminating data not under legal hold or that has exceeded retention requirements.

Full post as published by Litigation support industry business news and information on October 17, 2008 (boomark / email).