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Just as Sarbanes-Oxley and other laws have required corporations to

safeguard their own financial data as well as personal information, the amended Federal Rules of Civil Procedure mandate that organizations be able to produce any relevant electronically stored information in a timely fashion during the discovery phase of litigation. Companies that cannot meet these standards risk damaging court sanctions and costly judgments that have run into the tens of millions of dollars in some cases. The standards do not require companies to save everything, but they do require corporations to be able to locate, preserve and produce documents that are deemed responsive in a particular legal matter. Outmoded discovery procedures developed for paper documents won't meet the new requirements, and a save-everything approach causes unnecessary disruption to business and sharply escalates costs. Other solutions tackle specific portions of the process, but only DiscoveryBox handles e-discovery from start to finish, from litigation hold through collection, review, production and document release.