Reduce downstream eDiscovery costs with activity-based legal holds
Blog post from Box
Legal teams are increasingly challenged by the rapid growth of unstructured data, which complicates the task of identifying and preserving relevant data for litigation and investigations. With eDiscovery costs significantly impacting budgets, traditional methods of broad data preservation are becoming unsustainable due to high storage burdens and inflated review costs. The market for eDiscovery is expected to grow from over $15 billion to surpass $22 billion in the next five years, underscoring its significance and expense. A legal hold is a key process for preserving potentially relevant data in response to legal matters, ensuring evidence remains intact and accessible. To address the inefficiencies and costs associated with over-preservation, Box Governance has introduced activity-based legal holds, allowing for a more focused preservation approach based on interactions, ownership, and access. This innovation gives legal teams greater control and flexibility, helping streamline discovery processes and reduce costs. Box Governance's integration with leading eDiscovery tools further enhances the ability to manage data proactively and effectively throughout the litigation lifecycle.
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