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The search for what is "defensible" is the most fundamental risk management tasks for legal practitioners. Those that are not able to defend their e-discovery processes face the threat of sanctions, the loss of attorney client privilege, and/or the loss of work product protection. Here, in distilled fashion, are five of the most important cases you should know. These cases offer a comprehensive review of the emerging standard of defensibility in e-discovery and help define judicial requirements for reasonable and defensible e-discovery practices.

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