The question of how to handle “modern attachments” has become a major conversation in the ediscovery sphere over the past year. While traditional email attachments consist of a discrete, downloadable file, these "modern attachments" are actually hyperlinked files, which has raised many questions on how to collect, review and produce this data.
In this Key Discovery Points Video, Brett Burney of Nextpoint and Doug Austin of eDiscovery Today break down the complexities of hyperlinked files in ediscovery — See more +
The question of how to handle “modern attachments” has become a major conversation in the ediscovery sphere over the past year. While traditional email attachments consist of a discrete, downloadable file, these "modern attachments" are actually hyperlinked files, which has raised many questions on how to collect, review and produce this data.
In this Key Discovery Points Video, Brett Burney of Nextpoint and Doug Austin of eDiscovery Today break down the complexities of hyperlinked files in ediscovery — specifically, the difference between a “contemporaneous version” and an “as sent” version. They break down key legal implications, recent case law (In re Uber Techs., Inc.), and what legal teams need to know when handling hyperlinked documents in litigation.
Read more about modern attachments here: https://www.nextpoint.com/ediscovery-blog/modern-attachments-ediscovery-hyperlinked-files/ See less -
